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What are notifications?

TryPost sends notifications to keep you informed about important events — successful publishes, failures, account issues, and team activity. Notifications are delivered in real time so you can react quickly.

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Notification types

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Publishing

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AI

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Accounts

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Team

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Notification channels

In-app notifications are always created. Email is sent in addition to in-app for most types, with a couple of carve-outs:
  • mentioned_in_comment — if you’re online, only the in-app toast fires; if you’re offline, you get both.
  • post_ready — in-app only. The AI Create flow is short enough that a banner inside the app is all you need.

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Notification preferences

Go to Settings > Notifications to toggle which notifications you receive. Each toggle controls email for that notification type — in-app notifications are always created so you can catch up later from the bell. Today the page exposes three toggles: mentioned_in_comment, invite_received, member_joined, member_removed, and post_ready use sensible defaults today and aren’t user-configurable yet.
Keep Post failed and Account disconnected emails on. They need immediate action and you might not be looking at the dashboard when they fire.

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Managing notifications

The notification center (bell icon) shows all your in-app notifications:
  • Mark as read — Click a notification to mark it as read
  • Mark all as read — Clear all unread notifications at once
  • Archive all — Archive all notifications to start fresh

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Email configuration

Email notifications require a working mail configuration. TryPost uses SendKit as the default mailer with a free plan of 3,000 emails/month — more than enough for notification emails.
Self-hosting? See the Configuration guide to set up email delivery.

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FAQ

The workspace owner receives all publishing notifications (success and failure), regardless of who created or scheduled the post.
Yes. Go to Settings > Notifications and disable each notification type. In-app notifications will still appear in the notification center, but emails will stop.
In-app notifications are delivered in real-time via WebSockets. You’ll see them appear instantly without refreshing the page. Emails are sent asynchronously via the queue worker.