While the stock Notification Center on your iPhone or iPad might be enough for viewing missed notification and interacting with them, iOS developer iamdega wanted something a bit more, and as a result, their gift to the community is a new jailbreak tweak called NotificationHub that we think is worth taking a closer look at.
NotificationHub, which the developer introduced in a post shared to /r/jailbreak this weekend, extends well beyond Notification Center on a stock device by letting users effectively track, filter, and manage device notifications in one place. With it, you can archive a history of previously received notifications in a special app and search through them to find precisely what you’re looking for.
With an unlimited history option, you can ensure the app captures all notifications – new and old. You can then use keyword filtering to search for notifications you’ve previously received to find what you’re looking for, use row styles and conditional cleanup to keep things tidy, and access the Recycle Bin for a second chance before deleting anything.
With intelligent set-it-and-forget-it app setup, you can configure the app how you want and then it takes care of the rest for you. The developer says that your notifications are processed and stored locally on your device as opposed to a third-party server, which ensures you maintain total privacy.
NotificationHub evokes a similar experience to that of previously-released jailbreak tweaks like Senri and Vē, both of which also helped jailbreakers archive previously-received notifications for access later on. NotificationHub, on the other hand, provides a different type of user experience via its unique user interface that might pique more interest.
If you’re interested in giving NotificationHub a try, then you can download it for free from the BigBoss repository via your favorite package manager app. You can then purchase a license to unlock all the features in the app for $3.99 via the app’s in-app-purchase system.
The tweak supports jailbroken iOS & iPadOS 15 and 16 devices, so it’s ready to work on all the latest jailbreaks at the time of this writing, including RootHide devices.
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