Notifications
Both our desktop and mobile apps support notifications. On desktop, notifications are triggered locally by the running app, while mobile platforms use traditional push notifications.
To receive notifications on your Apple Watch, enable notifications for Lunatask app in the Watch app.
Supported desktop notificationsβ
| Desktop platforms | Supported? | Enabled by default? |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduled (time-blocked) tasks | β | β |
| Scheduled habits | β | β |
| Calendar meetings and events | β | β |
| Birthday and anniversaries | β | β |
| Task timer finishes | β | β |
Notifications are disabled by default for events coming from external calendars, as most people likely already receive them from their full-featured calendar app like Apple Calendar.
On Mac, be sure to allow notifications in System Preferences β Notifications β Lunatask. On Linux, notifications are supported in any desktop environment that follows Desktop Notifications Specification.
Note that notifications are shown only when Lunatask desktop app is running. This usually isnβt a problem on Mac or Windows where Lunatask minimizes into system tray on close, but itβs worth noting if youβre on Linux.
Supported mobile notificationsβ
| Mobile platforms | Supported? | Enabled by default? |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduled (time-blocked) tasks | β | β |
| Scheduled habits | β | β |
| Calendar meetings and events | β | |
| Birthday and anniversaries | Coming soon | |
| Task timer finishes | Coming soon |
Push notifications are delivered via FCM and therefore require Google Play Services enabled.