Notification Forward is Jemica

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About this app

Notifications Is Jemica forwards the notifications YOU choose — from the apps you pick, filtered by your rules — to your email inbox, your Telegram chat, or your own webhook. Completely free. No subscription, no ads, no account.

LEFT YOUR PHONE BEHIND? STILL GET WHAT MATTERS.
• Get SMS verification codes (OTP / 2FA) by email while travelling with a different SIM
• Keep an eye on a second phone, a work phone, or a family member's device you manage
• See missed calls and important messages from your desk, without picking up the phone
• Pipe notifications into your smart home or automations via webhook

PICK APPS. SET RULES. DONE.
• Choose exactly which apps get forwarded — everything else is ignored
• Filter by keywords, or by pattern with regex presets built for verification codes
• Exclude words you never want forwarded (goodbye, promotions)
• Limit by category, like messages or missed calls only
• OTP fast lane: detected codes are delivered instantly, ahead of everything else

DELIVERY, YOUR WAY
• Email: sent through your own mailbox (Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, Yahoo or any SMTP) — guided setup, works with two-factor accounts via app passwords
• Telegram: two-minute setup with your own free bot; the app finds your chat automatically
• Webhook: JSON to any URL — connects to Home Assistant, IFTTT, Zapier, ntfy and more
• Per app, choose any combination of the three
• Instant delivery, or bundle bursts into a 15-minute or hourly digest

BUILT TO KEEP WORKING
• Watchdog: the app checks itself every 30 minutes and warns you if forwarding silently breaks — revoked access, disconnected listener, or broken sign-in
• Delivery status for every forward: queued, sent, or failed with one-tap retry
• Automatic retries with backoff when you're offline; nothing gets lost
• Guided battery-optimization setup, plus boot recovery after restarts
• Home-screen widget with live status, and a Quick Settings tile to pause for an hour
• Active hours: forward only within a daily time window, with optional start and end dates
• Searchable history of recent forwards, with one-tap clear

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No servers: notifications travel directly from your phone to destinations you own
• We never see, collect, sell or share your data — there is nothing to collect it with
• Your credentials are stored encrypted on your device (Android Keystore)
• No ads, no analytics, no trackers
• Clear consent before anything runs; revoke notification access at any time

WHAT THIS APP NEEDS — AND WHY
Jemica uses Android's Notification Access permission to read the notifications of the apps you select. That is the app's entire purpose: reading them is the only way to forward them. Content is used solely for the forwarding you configure, and only for apps you explicitly enable. Email sending requires an app-specific password from your provider (your normal password won't work) — the app walks you through creating one.

GOOD TO KNOW
• The app forwards what the source app puts in the notification. Apps that hide content ("New secure message") can't be recovered — that text is all the system exposes.
• Some phone brands aggressively stop background apps; Jemica guides you through the battery settings that keep it alive.

Free, no subscription, no catch: because sending happens through your own accounts, running this app costs nothing — so it costs you nothing.
Forward the notifications you choose to your email, Telegram or webhook. Free
Updated on
Jul 30, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
    Learn more about how developers declare sharing
  • This app may collect these data types
    Messages
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • You can request that data be deleted

What’s new

Fix API