Hush · for Android

Only what matters gets to buzz.

Hush sits between your apps and your attention. It reads each notification, decides whether it is Now, Later or Ignore, and keeps the rest quiet.

Coming soon to Google Play

The Hush Later screen. A Filtering switch is on, with 14 buzzed and 20 held today. Two cards under Needs you show an invoice from Telia and a release approval request from a colleague.

Watch

Half a minute of calm.

From a storm of pings to one buzz that matters. The film is silent.

Sort

Now, Later, Ignore.

Every notification gets one of three verdicts. Now buzzes right away. Later waits quietly in one place, grouped by conversation. Ignore is logged and kept out of your way.

Rules decide first: calls, alarms, one-time codes and the people and words you choose. Then Hush asks an AI model, on your phone or with your own AI key, about the rest.

The Hush Rules screen with an evenings-and-nights schedule, a weekend mode for work apps, and an Always buzz section with VIPs and vibration per person.

Catch up

Look when you want to.

Later holds what can wait. When you do look, a short summary tells you what happened since last time, and the things that need you are at the top.

Chats collapse into one quiet card per conversation. Hush buzzes again only when a new message is actually important.

A Hush card titled Since you last looked, summarising new messages from a shop, a padel group and a dev channel.

Your rules, your rhythm

Quiet when you ask for it.

Its own Do Not Disturb

Hush creates a Do Not Disturb mode of its own and switches it on and off. Your global settings stay untouched.

Modes and cooldowns

Evenings, weekends, meetings and places. Set a cooldown per app so a chatty app buzzes at most once in a while.

History and learning

See every decision and why it was made. Tell Hush when it got one wrong, and it learns from your corrections.

English and Swedish
Android 13 or later
Free to start
One-time Pro unlock with a 14-day trial

Privacy

Your notifications stay on your phone.

Hush has no backend of its own. By default the classifier runs on your device and nothing is sent anywhere.

If you choose the cloud option, you add your own key and notifications are sent directly from your phone to the provider you picked, never through us. Apps on your keep-local list are never sent. There are no analytics, ad or tracking libraries in the app.

Questions

Why does Hush need notification access?

Android only lets an app read your notifications if you grant it notification access. Hush needs it to see each notification, decide whether it is Now, Later or Ignore, and re-post the important ones. You grant it once on a system screen and can take it away at any time in Android settings.

Does my data leave the phone?

Not by default. The on-device classifier runs entirely on your phone, and everything Hush stores stays on the device. Data leaves only if you turn on an optional feature: with the cloud option and your own key, notification details for notifications that rules did not handle go straight from your phone to the AI provider you chose (apps on your keep-local list are excluded). The optional weather widget sends rounded coordinates to a weather service, and the optional large on-device model is a plain file download that carries no personal data.

Is Hush available for iPhone?

No. Hush is an Android app and needs Android 13 or later.

Where can I get it?

Hush is coming soon to Google Play. It is not available there yet.