App icon
The icon that identifies the app. Pick from the set or upload your own (up to 5 on Creator+).
Monday, September 28
The phone that
will not stop.
Notifications Mode renders a stack of phone notifications as a video: each alert with its app icon, title and body, arriving one after another with a real notification sound. The prank apps fake an alert on your phone and leave you nothing to post. This renders the alerts, times them to your story and exports the video.
Every plan. 33 sound packs included. Custom app icons on Creator+.
Four parts. Every single one matters.
A notification banner is the densest unit in video: an app, a promise and a sound, in one glance. Each part is authored separately because each part carries its own weight.
Title
The bold line of the alert. A name, an app, a number missed.
Body
The preview text. The message itself, cut at the length a real banner cuts.
Sound
A real notification sound from the 33 pre-decoded packs. Always audible: a silent notification video is a slideshow.
The buzz is the beat.
Notifications Mode is always audible: every banner arrives with a real notification sound from one of the 33 pre-decoded packs, included on every plan. The rhythm of the alerts is the rhythm of the video, which is why the sound is never optional here.
33 pre-decoded sound packs. Every plan.
One format, four instincts.
overload comedy
The classic. One notification is fine. Forty in nine seconds is the joke. Stack them, stack them faster, let the last one land alone.
the romance beat
A whole relationship told through alerts: the good morning text, the missed call, the "typing..." that never arrives. Nothing but banners and it still hurts.
app design demos
Designers mock up notification flows with their own icons: how the alert looks, when it sounds, what it says. A real render instead of a Figma frame.
the barrage drama
The news breaks, the group chat detonates, the bank calls twice. A barrage of alerts dramatizes the moment everything happens at once.
The overload is the punchline.
The signature move of the format: the first notifications arrive calmly, the pace quickens and the stack becomes the joke. Control the timing per notification and the crescendo writes itself. The message caps follow your plan, same as Chat.
The phone has other screens.
The other feed surface
Animated comment sections: the social side of the same phone.
The escalation
When one alert is not enough: the incoming call, the voices, the timer.
The world around the alerts
Full-screen story scenes with narration for the story between the buzzes.
One banner inside a chat
A single notification beat that interrupts a conversation mid-message.
Questions, answered.
What is a notification video?
A video that tells its story through a stack of phone notifications: each alert carries an app icon, a title and a body, arriving one after another with a notification sound. The format behind notification overload comedy, alert-barrage drama and app notification design demos.
How is this different from a fake notification app?
The prank apps fake an alert on your own phone: it appears, it disappears, there is nothing to post. Notifications Mode renders the alerts as a video you export and publish, with every banner timed to the story you are telling.
Does every notification play a sound?
Yes. Notifications Mode is always audible: each notification arrives with a notification sound from one of the 33 pre-decoded sound packs included on every plan.
Can I use my own app icon?
Yes. Upload up to 5 custom app icons on Creator+ and use them across notifications, which is how app teams mock up their own notification designs.
How many notifications can one video have?
The message caps are the same as Chat mode: your plan cap applies to notifications the same way it applies to messages.
What does it cost?
Notifications Mode and the 33 sound packs are available on every plan, including free. Custom app icons unlock on Creator+.