Account & security

Notifications, email and push

Choose in-app, email and push for every kind of notification, pause them, set quiet hours, get push on your phone — and fix push that stopped arriving.

1 min readUpdated 26 Oct 2026

Choose what reaches you

Settings → Notifications has a grid: every kind of notification, in seven groups, against In-app, Email and Push. Switch any cell on or off; changes save at once and follow you to your other devices.

A few are locked on (with a padlock) because they protect your account or your money — a password change, a new passkey, a failed payment. You'll always hear about those.

Inside the editor

The editor has its own bell, so you never have to leave your code: new notifications slide in as small toasts — a comment opens its thread, a mention jumps to the line. With KODEO open in several places, a notification pops up once, on the screen that got it first.

Pause and quiet hours

  • Pause everything for 1 hour, 8 hours, until tomorrow or a week. Security alerts still arrive.
  • Quiet hours silence push notifications overnight, in your time zone.
  • Master switches turn a whole channel off.

Browser push

Turn on push for this browser in the same screen. Your browser asks for permission once.

  • iPhone and iPad: open kodeo.website in Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen, open KODEO from the Home Screen, then turn push on. That's the only way iOS delivers web notifications.
  • Blocked by mistake? Allow notifications in the site settings (the icon left of the address), then come back.
  • Stopped arriving? The Delivery check under the push switch shows each step for this device; if one is broken, Repair sets push up again, and Send a test confirms it. See Notifications you can rely on.

Unsubscribe from email

Optional emails have a one-click unsubscribe link at the bottom, which switches off just that kind.

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