The bell leads with what needs you, and you pick where alerts go
What waits on you comes first in the bell, repeats fold into one row, and each kind of notification has its own switches for the bell, phone and computer.
The bell now opens with what still needs you. Under Needs you you'll find articles waiting for your review, articles that need an image and anything else only you can move forward, each with its own button, like Review article or Add image. Reading a notification no longer hides it: it stays there until the thing is actually done.
Everything else follows by day: Today, Yesterday, This week and Earlier. Each row is one line that says what happened, with the article's title or the number of issues found. When the same thing happens again and again, it folds into one row with a count. The project menu in the top bar now shows how many things wait for you on each site, too.
You also choose where each kind of notification reaches you. Open Account settings, then Notifications, or click the gear in the bell's panel. Under What reaches you, and where, every topic has a switch for Bell, Phone and Computer, and your choices apply on every site you're part of.
And we cut the noise. While ProjectHQ is the window in front of you, a new chat message doesn't pop up as a system notification: the open conversation and the Inbox list already show it, and anywhere else it appears as a short notice under the bell. Alerts that can wait also stay off your phone while you're at your computer with ProjectHQ open.