Notification settings
The five notification types, the morning time, quiet hours and the daily cap, and which surfaces have the screen at all.
What this does
The Notifications screen controls which pushes VEXA sends you, when the morning one arrives, the hours it stays quiet, and the most it will send in a day.





Before you start
Notification settings are not available on web. The web app never registers for push, so there is nothing to configure there.
Android tablet has its own shorter set. The Notifications row there opens three toggles, Trade Alerts, Sentinel Alerts and Weekly Digest, and those three are held on that tablet rather than on your account. Everything else described below lives on the phones and iPad.
The device has the final say. If notifications are blocked for VEXA at the operating system level, nothing arrives no matter what these switches say. The screen shows the system status and offers a button that takes you to the right place to fix it.
Sentinel intervention alerts are configured separately, inside Sentinel’s own settings, not here.
Steps
- Tap the circular avatar at the top right of Home.
- Scroll to Settings and tap Notifications.
- Turn Enable Push Notifications on.
- Set the individual types you want.
- Set Timing, Quiet Hours and Frequency.
- Tap Save.
- Tap the profile chip at the bottom of the sidebar.
- Scroll to Settings and tap Notifications.
- Turn Enable Push Notifications on.
- Set the individual types you want.
- Set Timing, Quiet Hours and Frequency.
- Tap Save.
- Tap the circular avatar at the top right of Home.
- Scroll to Settings and tap Notifications.
- Turn Enable Push Notifications on. Everything else stays hidden until you do.
- Set the individual types you want.
- Set Timing, Quiet Hours and Frequency.
- Tap the profile chip at the bottom of the sidebar.
- Scroll to Settings and tap Notifications.
- Set Trade Alerts, Sentinel Alerts and Weekly Digest. These three are held on this tablet rather than on your account, so they do not follow you to another device.
What you should see
A master switch, then four groups.
Notification Types, five switches:
| Switch | What it sends |
|---|---|
| Morning Readiness Alerts | Sleep and recovery insight before the session |
| Pattern Alerts | A warning on days that have historically gone badly for you |
| Score Updates | A note when your VEXA score moves significantly |
| Daily Reflection | A prompt to journal after a notable trading event |
| Next-Day Reflection | An analysis of the previous day’s patterns |
Timing sets the Morning Alert Time and the timezone it is measured in.
Quiet Hours has its own switch plus a start and end time. Nothing is sent between them.
Frequency caps the day. Max Daily Notifications runs from 2 to 6, and a counter next to it shows how many have gone out today. Once the cap is reached, VEXA stops until tomorrow.
If it doesn’t work
Nothing arrives even with everything switched on. Check the system status line at the top of the screen. If notifications are blocked for VEXA at the OS level, use the button on that screen to open your device settings and allow them.
Nothing arrives after a certain point in the day. You have hit the daily cap. The counter under Frequency confirms it. Raise the cap or accept fewer.
Morning Readiness Alerts is on but never sends anything. The switch saves, but nothing currently generates that notification, so nothing you do to the switch will produce a push.
Alerts arrive at the wrong hour. The morning time is measured in the timezone picked on that same screen, which is set separately from your trade display timezone.
You turned everything on but Sentinel is silent. Sentinel intervention alerts have their own master switch inside Sentinel settings, and it overrides these.
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Still stuck? Email support@vexatrade.ai.