LogBrew sends push notifications to your iPhone whenever a new event arrives that matches your severity preferences. By default, only critical events trigger an alert. Everything else appears silently in the feed. You can adjust this at any time from Settings, Notifications.Documentation Index
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Severity preferences
The notification filter controls which severity levels trigger a push:| Setting | What gets pushed |
|---|---|
| Critical only (default) | Red-severity events only: crashes, errors, SLA breaches, payment failures |
| All | Critical, warning, and info events |
Quiet hours
Quiet hours let you define a time window during which push alerts are suppressed. LogBrew uses your device’s timezone automatically. To configure quiet hours, go to Settings, Notifications, Quiet Hours and set a start and end time. For example, setting 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM means you will not receive alert pushes overnight. Events that arrive during quiet hours still appear in the feed and the badge updates, so you see everything when you open the app in the morning.Smart debouncing
When the same error fires many times in a short period, LogBrew groups the occurrences and sends you a single notification rather than hundreds. For example, if the same crash fires 500 times within two minutes, you receive one push that says “CrashX happened 500 times”, not 500 separate alerts. This debouncing happens automatically. You get the signal without the noise.Alert vs. silent push
LogBrew adjusts the notification delivery style based on whether you currently have the app open:App in background
You receive an alert push with sound and banner. Tap the notification to jump directly to your feed.
App open and active
You receive a silent push that updates the badge count only. No banner or sound interrupts you because you are already looking at the feed.
App icon badge
The red badge on the LogBrew app icon shows the number of unresolved critical events by default. You can change this in Settings, Notifications, Badge:- Critical only (default): badge shows your unresolved critical event count
- All unresolved: badge shows every unresolved event across all severity levels