Notifications
The header bell and notification settings
The bell in the header
- The badge on the bell shows the number of unread notifications; when a new event arrives, the bell shakes and a sound plays.
- Clicking the bell opens the "Notifications" side panel with a "New: N" counter next to the title. The "Announcements" section is pinned at the top — messages from the administration (when there are none, "No announcements yet"); below it is the "Events" section — about your tasks, balance, own API key and security.
- Unread notifications are marked with a dot; clicking such a notification marks it as read.
- The panel footer has two buttons: "Mark all read" removes the unread mark from all notifications, "Clear" deletes the entire list.
- The panel closes with the Esc key, the cross in the corner or a click on the dimmed backdrop.
- Notifications arrive instantly, without reloading the page.
The "Clear" button acts immediately, without confirmation, and deletes all notifications — both read and unread. The list cannot be restored.
Notification types
- Announcements — messages from the service administration; pinned in the top section of the panel.
- Tasks — a task has started, a task has finished (summary: clean / spam / suspicious), a task has finished with errors or failed with an error.
- Balance — "Balance running low", "N tasks paused" when funds are insufficient, "Tasks resumed" after a top-up, "Balance topped up", and the decision on a top-up request. If a notification contains a promo code, it is shown as a separate badge with a copy button — see Discounts and promo codes.
- Own API key — request approved or declined, access revoked, issues with the key and tasks stopped because of it.
- Security — account sign-ins, suspicious activity.
Settings
On the Settings page, the "Notifications" panel has auto-saving toggles: the Telegram group ("Telegram notifications" — the master switch, "Task started", "Task completed", "Task failed") and the Security group ("Suspicious activity", "Sign-in attempts", "Copy to email"). While the master switch is off, the nested task toggles are inactive.
To receive notifications in Telegram, link the bot first — see Telegram bot. Until the bot is linked, the Telegram toggles are inactive, and above them there is a hint "Link Telegram to receive notifications" with an "Open bot" link.