Noti Progress Bar

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About this app

Noti lets you track progress directly from your status bar. Whether that is for downloads, music or timers.

It reads incoming notifications to detect progress bars and uses the accessibility permission to display a progress overlay in your status bar.

⠀How to use:
⠀1. Open Noti
⠀2. Grant acccessibility permission to Noti
⠀3. Grant notification access to Noti
⠀4. Setup Noti to your liking

Help translate Noti to your language: https://hosted.weblate.org/engage/noti-progress-bar/

Noti is also open source. Check it out: https://github.com/GustavoASantos/Noti

If you have any problems with the app or would like to make a suggestion please contact me.

Ratings and reviews

I am writing to report an issue I have been experiencing with the Noti app on my pixel 8 pro Problem: The app's functionality is inconsistent. Sometimes notifications appear correctly, but other times they don't show up at all. This inconsistency occurs seemingly randomly, without any clear pattern. When it appears, they sometimes become stuck on the "cut out hole" display and don't disappear as intended. I have tried adjusting the app's settings but problem still persists.

Honestly, didn't think this app would make such a difference for me. But now I don't think I can live without it. From downloading apps or uploading files, I need that little progress bar around my camera now. Great app, works as advertised. Not a fan of the persistent updates about giving an app access but it is a small price to pay.

Great little app that shows either download percentage, or music playback criterion(around the camera notch that I have). The only issue is that when simultaneous activities are going on, say a Play Store download and music playback, (on default settings), on might struggle to make out which progress bar the app is referring too.

What's new

Version 1.9 of Noti brings new features you'll love:
- An option to disable the progress bar in fullscreen apps;
- Translation to German thanks to Sebastian, to Spanish thanks to José, to Hebrew thanks to Sol, to Czech thanks to Daniel, to Turkish thanks to Oğuz, to Chinese thanks to C. Y. Tseng, to Indonesian thanks to Muhammad, to Hungarian thanks to Egyedi, to Italian thanks to Lelonio, to French thanks to Pierre and to Polish thanks to Piotr. Link to help translate Noti is in the description