Member app · Push notifications

Your community, on their lock screen.

Post an announcement, reply to a thread, message a member - and it reaches their phone moments later. Here’s what the Agend app notifies members about today, what’s coming next, and the controls that keep the whole thing welcome rather than noisy.

What it looks like

Pick a scenario - this is the member’s lock screen.
Tapping it opens the exact conversation - the channel, the thread, the message - rather than dropping the member at the app’s front door and leaving them to find it.

What sends a notification today

Channel messages

Fresh posts in any channel a member belongs to - announcements, event chatter, general discussion.

Live now

@Mentions

Someone names them directly. The one nudge people least want to miss.

Live now

Thread replies

Movement in a conversation they started, or one they’ve weighed in on.

Live now

Direct messages

One-to-one and small-group messages, delivered the moment they’re sent.

Live now

Learning reminders

New lessons unlocking, certificates earned, CPD deadlines creeping up. The app already knows where to file these - we’re building the sending side now.

Coming soon

Event reminders

A “starts in an hour” nudge for anything a member has registered for.

Coming soon

Association announcements

The broadcast moments - renewal windows opening, AGM notices, headline news.

Coming soon

Every switch belongs to the member

A notification somebody didn’t ask for is worse than no notification at all - so each type has its own switch, and it’s honoured at the moment of sending rather than quietly hidden on the device. In Profile → Notifications, every member sets their own:

Polite by default

Real activity only
Every notification traces back to a person - posting, replying, messaging. Nothing is manufactured to pull people back into the app for its own sake.
Only their corner of the community
Members hear about the channels they belong to and the conversations they’re part of - and never about their own messages.
Glanceable, not revealing
Previews are kept short - enough to decide whether to look, not enough to expose anything sensitive on a lock screen. The detail stays behind sign-in.
Quick
From message sent to lock screen is typically under two seconds.