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Notifications tell you when a teammate needs your attention, so you don’t have to keep checking every task. Today, you get a notification when someone @mentions you in a comment. More notification types will be added over time.

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Open your notifications

Click the bell, near your profile at the bottom of the sidebar. A red badge on the bell shows how many unread notifications you have. The badge updates on its own while you work.
The Notifications item in the sidebar showing an unread count badge, above the profile

The notifications bell sits above your profile in the sidebar, with a badge for unread notifications.

The bell opens your Notifications page, split into two sections:
  • Unread — notifications you haven’t opened yet.
  • Earlier — notifications you’ve already read.
Each notification shows who it’s from, a preview of the comment, the workspace it’s in, and how long ago it happened.

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Open a mention

Click a notification to go straight to it. The task opens with the comments panel showing, and the exact comment you were mentioned in is highlighted. Opening a notification marks it as read. If the mention is in a different workspace, you’ll be asked to switch workspaces first. Confirm to switch and open the task, or cancel to leave it for later.

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Mark as read

You can clear notifications in a couple of ways:
  • Open a notification — it’s marked as read automatically.
  • Click Mark all read to clear every unread notification at once.
Once everything is read, the badge on the bell disappears.

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What creates a notification

Right now, notifications are created when a teammate @mentions you in a comment on a task. To mention someone, type @ in a comment and pick their name. See Comments for how mentions work.