Terms of Service
Please read these Terms of Service ("Terms") before using Aalixer Notification Wizard (the "app"), which is provided by Aalixer LLC ("Aalixer"). The app shows you these Terms when you first open it and asks you to accept them. By accepting, or by continuing to use the app, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the app.
Two sections deserve reading before the rest. Section 2 explains what granting the app Notification Access actually exposes, because it is more than most permissions ask for. Section 4 explains the one use of the app that can break the law, and it is there to keep you out of trouble rather than to protect Aalixer.
1. What the app is, and what it is not
Aalixer Notification Wizard sits between the notifications your other apps post and the notifications you actually see. You write rules; the app matches incoming notifications against them and then does what the rule says. It re-posts the notification with a sound, importance, or LED colour you chose, silences it, removes it, dismisses it after a delay, repeats it until you deal with it, or lets it through untouched. It also keeps a log of what arrived, sets reminders, shows statistics, and gives you a Master Control that can disable everything, silence everything, or run a quiet schedule.
It is a convenience tool, not a guaranteed alerting system, and it is not a life-safety product. Every one of those behaviours depends on your device, its operating system, and the other apps on it, none of which Aalixer controls. Do Not Disturb, silent or vibrate mode, low or muted volume, battery optimisation and manufacturer power management, a revoked or dropped Notification Access permission, a phone that is off, restarting, out of storage, or has had the app force-stopped, an operating-system update, and changes made by other apps can all delay, silence, duplicate, or prevent an alert. The app does not and cannot guarantee that any notification will be logged, matched, re-posted, suppressed, dismissed, repeated, or delivered on time, or at all.
Do not rely on the app for anything where a missed or late alert matters. That includes medical and medication alerts, emergency and severe-weather warnings, security and alarm systems, two-factor authentication and login codes, financial and fraud alerts, and anything else where failing to see a notification promptly could lead to loss, harm, or injury. Keep an independent means of being alerted for all of it. Section 9 sets out how responsibility is divided between failures that come from your device, its operating system, or other software, and failures caused by the app itself.
2. Notification Access, and what it exposes
The app cannot do anything until you grant it Android's Notification Access permission in your device settings. That permission is broad by design: it lets the app read the content of every notification posted on the device, by every app, whether or not you have written a rule for it. Android has no way to grant it for some apps and not others, so this is all or nothing, and you should treat granting it as a deliberate decision rather than a step in a setup flow.
The app writes what it reads into a log stored on your device. That log will therefore contain whatever your notifications contain, which in ordinary use means private messages, email subject lines and previews, banking and payment alerts, health and medical information, delivery and location details, and one-time passcodes and two-factor authentication codes. The log is encrypted at rest, but it is readable by anyone who can unlock your phone and open the app. Set a screen lock, and treat the app's Log tab as being as sensitive as your messages app. You can clear the log at any time, turn on automatic clearing after seven days, or delete entries individually.
None of it is sent anywhere. The app has no internet permission at all, so it is not merely Aalixer's policy that your notification content stays on the device. The app is technically incapable of transmitting it, and you can verify that in the permission list on the store listing. What the app does store, what leaves the device through Android's own backup system, and what happens when you use the regex helper or export your rules are all described in the Privacy Policy, which forms part of your agreement with Aalixer.
3. Your rules are yours
You write the rules, and you are responsible for what they do. A rule that matches more than you expected can silence or delete notifications you needed; a rule that matches less than you expected does nothing at all; a regular expression that looks right can behave in ways you did not intend; a suppression rule removes the original notification, and once removed it is gone. Aalixer cannot review your rules and does not know what you meant them to do.
So test them. Create a rule, send yourself something that should match it, and confirm the app behaves the way you expect before you depend on it, particularly for any rule that suppresses, silences, or auto-dismisses, because the failure there is silent by definition. Be deliberate about broad matches, and about rules with no app restriction. The same goes for Master Control: while the app is disabled or silenced, or a quiet schedule is running, notifications the app would have re-posted will not sound, and when a silent window ends the app may replay what it held back, which can produce a burst of sound at a moment you were not expecting one.
You are also responsible for granting and keeping the permissions the app needs, for your device's volume, ringer, and notification settings, for the sounds you choose, and for exempting the app from battery optimisation if your device would otherwise stop it. Where you have allowed a rule to override Do Not Disturb, silent mode, or your notification volume, you have asked the app to make noise in circumstances where your phone would normally stay quiet, and you accept the consequences of that.
4. Only on your own device, and only for yourself
You may install and use the app only on a device you own or control, to manage notifications intended for you.
Do not use this app to monitor another person. Do not install it on someone else's phone, and do not configure it on a shared or borrowed device, in order to read, log, or be alerted to notifications meant for them, without their knowledge and their genuine consent. Reading another person's private messages or communications without their consent can be a crime as well as a civil wrong. In the United States, the federal Wiretap Act (18 U.S.C. ยง 2511) carries criminal penalties of up to five years' imprisonment and a fine, and lets the person intercepted sue for statutory damages; many states have their own, sometimes stricter, laws, and other countries have equivalents. Being a spouse, partner, parent, employer, or the owner of the phone is not by itself a defence.
This is the single use of the app most likely to cause real harm to a real person, and Aalixer will not assist with it. Using the app that way is a serious breach of these Terms and ends your licence immediately under section 13. It is also squarely within what section 10 asks you to cover, and Aalixer will respond to lawful requests from courts and law enforcement.
If you are a parent setting up a device for a child, or an organisation managing devices it issues, the law that applies to you varies considerably by jurisdiction and by the age of the person concerned, and this app is neither designed nor marketed for either purpose. Get your own legal advice before relying on it, and tell the person whose notifications are involved.
5. Who can use the app
You may use the app only if you are able to enter into a binding agreement under the law that applies to you. The app is not directed at children under 13, which is what the Privacy Policy says too, and it neither asks for nor needs an account. If you are setting the app up for someone else, you are confirming that you have the authority to accept these Terms on their behalf, and you remain responsible for how the app is used, including for section 4.
6. Buying the app, and getting your money back
Aalixer Notification Wizard is a paid app, bought once. There is no subscription, no recurring charge, no in-app purchase, and no advertising. What you pay for is the app as it stands when you buy it. Your purchase does not entitle you to any particular future feature, or to updates or support for any particular length of time, and you are not paying for a service Aalixer runs, because there isn't one.
You buy it through Google Play, at the price and in the currency Google shows you at the time, plus any tax Google adds. Google processes the payment, not Aalixer, so Aalixer never sees or stores your card details or billing address. Google's terms cover the transaction itself, including which of your devices the purchase entitles you to install on.
Refunds. Google Play currently offers a self-service refund for a short window after purchase, which at the time of writing is 48 hours, handled entirely by Google without Aalixer being involved. Once that window has passed, Google's own policy points you at the developer: you can write to support@aalixer.com and say what went wrong. Beyond the rights described in the next paragraph, a refund at that stage is at Aalixer's discretion, and nothing in these Terms is a commitment to give one, to give one on any particular timescale, or to keep doing so because it has been done before. Where one is given, it is issued through Google Play, so the money returns the way it came and Google's processing times apply; Aalixer will need the order number, or the email address you bought with, to issue it.
None of this affects rights you have by law that cannot be signed away, which in many places are more generous than the paragraph above. If you are a consumer in the United Kingdom or the European Union, for example, you have statutory rights in respect of digital content, including a right to cancel in the period after purchase and rights where the app is faulty or not as described. Those apply whatever this section says.
Aalixer may change the price at its discretion. A change applies only to purchases made after it: a rise does not mean you owe anything more for a copy you have already bought, and a drop or a promotion does not entitle you to a refund of the difference.
7. Your licence, and what you may not do
The app, including its name, design, user interface, code, graphics, and sounds, is owned by Aalixer and is protected by intellectual-property laws. You are granted a personal, limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the app on devices you own or control, for your own use. That licence is revocable only as section 13 describes, which is to say it ends if you breach these Terms, and not at will.
Except as the law expressly allows, you may not copy, modify, distribute, sell, rent, sublicense, reverse engineer, or create derivative works from the app, remove or obscure its proprietary notices, or use it for any unlawful purpose. Where the law of the place you live gives you a right to decompile or reverse engineer software for interoperability or another protected purpose, this section does not take that right away.
What you create in the app, meaning your rules, reminders, settings, and the log itself, remains yours. Aalixer claims no ownership of it and, as the Privacy Policy explains, has no access to it.
8. No warranty
The app is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind, whether express, implied, or statutory, to the fullest extent permitted by law. This includes, without limitation, any implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, reliability, availability, accuracy, uninterrupted or error-free operation, and non-infringement. Aalixer does not warrant that the app will meet your requirements, that any notification will be logged, matched, delivered, suppressed, or repeated, that your rules will behave as you intended, that the statistics shown are complete or accurate, or that the app will remain compatible with your device or a future version of Android.
Aalixer encrypts the app's database and holds the key in Android's Keystore, and it takes that seriously. But no security measure is absolute, and Aalixer does not warrant that the data the app stores on your device cannot be reached by someone who has your unlocked phone, by other software on a compromised or rooted device, or by a means not yet known.
Your rules, reminders, settings, and log are stored on your device and nowhere else, and the log is deliberately kept out of Android's cloud backup, so Aalixer holds no copy of any of it and cannot recover it for you: uninstalling the app, clearing its storage, or losing or replacing the device takes it with it. Exporting your rules is there for exactly that, and using it is up to you. Nothing in this section excludes or limits any warranty, guarantee, or right that cannot be excluded or limited under the law that applies to you.
9. Limitation of liability
What Aalixer is not responsible for. Aalixer is not responsible for a missed, late, silenced, duplicated, or removed notification to the extent it is caused by something outside Aalixer's reasonable control, including your device and its settings, the operating system, the app that posted the notification, other software on the device, the power or network state of the phone, a permission that was revoked or never granted, or the rules you wrote. Section 1 gives the common examples and section 3 covers the rules. Where a notification is missed, delayed, silenced, duplicated, or removed because of the app itself rather than any of those, Aalixer does not disclaim responsibility for it. It is subject to the exclusions and the cap set out below, and to the exceptions that follow them.
Damages that are excluded. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Aalixer will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for any loss of profits, wages, opportunities, data, or goodwill, arising out of or relating to your use of, or inability to use, the app, or to any notification that was missed, delayed, silenced, suppressed, removed, repeated, or delivered at an unexpected time or volume, whether based on warranty, contract, tort (including negligence), or any other legal theory, and even if Aalixer has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
The overall cap. Subject to the exceptions below, and to the maximum extent permitted by law, Aalixer's total liability for all claims relating to the app will not exceed the greater of the total amount you paid for the app, or fifty US dollars (US$50). The app is bought once rather than by the year, so this is not limited to what you paid in any particular period.
What is never excluded or capped. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits Aalixer's liability for death or personal injury caused by Aalixer's negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, for gross negligence or wilful misconduct, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. The exclusions and the cap above do not apply to any of those.
10. Claims someone else brings because of you
If someone else brings a claim against Aalixer because of something you did, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold Aalixer harmless from that third-party claim and from the damages, losses, liabilities, and reasonable legal fees that come with it, to the extent the claim arises out of your breach of these Terms, your use of the app in a way these Terms or the law forbid, or your infringement of someone else's rights. A claim brought by a person whose notifications you monitored contrary to section 4 is the clearest example.
This does not apply to any claim to the extent it arises from Aalixer's own acts or omissions, including its negligence, its wilful misconduct, or its breach of these Terms. Aalixer will tell you promptly about any claim it expects you to cover, will not settle it without your consent (which you will not unreasonably withhold), and you may take part in the defence with your own lawyer at your own expense. Nothing here requires you to indemnify Aalixer to any extent the law that applies to you prohibits.
11. Your device, the store, and other services
The app runs on hardware and software Aalixer does not make or control: your phone, its operating system, the store you installed from, the other apps whose notifications it reads, and the ringtones and sounds you point it at. Those come with their own terms and privacy policies, which apply to you separately from these Terms and which you are responsible for keeping to. Aalixer is not responsible for whether they are available, for how they behave, or for what they change. If one of them stops supporting something the app relies on, a feature may have to change or go away; section 12 covers that.
The rule editor offers to help you write a regular expression by opening Perplexity AI in your browser with the description you typed. That is a third-party service, it is not part of the app, and what you send it is handled under Perplexity's terms and privacy policy rather than these. Nothing is sent unless you choose that option and type a description, and what the service gives back is a suggestion you should check, not an answer Aalixer stands behind.
12. Changes to the app and to these Terms
Aalixer may add, change, or remove features, may stop selling the app or stop supporting it, and may change these Terms, where there is a reason to do so: to reflect a change in the app or in how it works, to comply with a law, a court, or a regulator, to meet a requirement of the store you installed from or of the operating system, to deal with a security or safety problem, to correct an error, or to reflect a change in Aalixer's costs or in how it provides, supports, or operates the app. Because the app is bought once and runs entirely on your device, that does not switch off the copy you have: there is no account, no licence check, and no server that has to stay up for it to work, so a version you have installed keeps running until your device or its operating system stops supporting it, though it may stop receiving updates. There is no mechanism in the app by which Aalixer could switch off a copy you have already installed. These Terms may be updated from time to time, and the version shown here is always the current one.
Corrections, clarifications, and changes of wording take effect when they appear here, and the "last updated" date at the top will have moved. A change that materially affects your rights or your obligations works differently: the app shows it to you and asks you to accept it, and it does not bind you unless and until you accept it. Until then the app will not run, and there is no way to carry on using it under the old wording, because the app cannot be two different agreements at once. You do not have to accept a material change, but declining means uninstalling the app, and whether anything is refunded in that situation is covered by section 6 and is at Aalixer's discretion, except where consumer law says otherwise.
Changes are not retroactive. The version of these Terms in force when a dispute arose is the version that governs that dispute, and previous versions are kept at aalixer.com/notificationwizard/terms-archive/ so it is always possible to read what the Terms said on a given date. If you do not agree to a change, stop using the app and uninstall it.
13. Termination
You may stop using the app and uninstall it at any time; uninstalling removes the data it stored on your device, and you can reinstall what you have bought through Google Play afterwards. Uninstalling is not by itself a refund request, and it does not take away a refund you are already owed under section 6 or under a law that applies to you. The licence granted to you ends if you breach these Terms, and where it ends for that reason no refund is due for the part of the purchase you did not get to use, though a law that cannot be waived still applies if it gives you one anyway. The sections that by their nature should survive, including no warranty, limitation of liability, the indemnity, intellectual property, and governing law, continue to apply after you stop using the app.
14. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found to be unenforceable or invalid, that provision will be limited or removed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will stay in full force and effect.
15. Governing law
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Utah, USA, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. Nothing in these Terms limits any rights you have under mandatory consumer-protection laws that apply to you and cannot be waived by agreement. If you live somewhere other than Utah, choosing Utah law does not take away the protection of the mandatory laws of the place you live, and it does not stop you bringing a claim in the courts of your own jurisdiction where the law gives you that right.
16. Resolving disputes
Most concerns can be sorted out quickly, and you and Aalixer agree to try that first. Before starting any formal court case or other legal proceeding, you agree to give Aalixer written notice of the dispute and a chance to fix it. Send the notice to legal@aalixer.com, describing the problem and what you would like done, and you and Aalixer will then try in good faith to resolve it for 30 days from when the notice is received. Subject to the exceptions in the next paragraph, neither of you may begin a formal court case or other legal proceeding until those 30 days have passed.
This step will never cost you a claim, and it is not a way of keeping you out of court. Aalixer agrees not to argue that the time spent on this informal process counts against any deadline for bringing your claim. And if waiting would let a deadline pass anyway, you do not have to wait: either of you may file whatever is needed to protect a claim, and then carry on with the informal process alongside it. Either of you may also bring an individual claim in a small-claims court that has jurisdiction without waiting out the informal process, as long as the claim stays in that court and is brought only on an individual basis. Nor does the wait apply to urgent relief: as section 18 says, either of you may at any time ask a court with jurisdiction for relief needed to prevent immediate harm. And nothing in this section stops you from reporting a concern to a government agency, a regulator, or a consumer-protection body, or from taking part in anything one of them brings. None of that requires notice to Aalixer or a wait of any length, and none of it is a breach of these Terms.
17. No class actions
To the fullest extent permitted by law, any dispute with Aalixer may be brought only in your individual capacity, and not as a plaintiff or class member in any purported class, collective, consolidated, representative, or private attorney general proceeding. You and Aalixer each agree to bring claims against the other only individually. Unless both you and Aalixer agree otherwise, no claim may be joined or consolidated with anyone else's, and no court may preside over any form of class or representative proceeding. If the law that applies to you does not permit this waiver, it does not apply to you. If it is held unenforceable as to a particular claim, that claim, and only that claim, is severed from these Terms and may proceed separately, while all remaining claims continue on an individual basis.
18. Where court claims are brought
If a dispute does end up in court, you and Aalixer agree that it will be brought in the state courts located in Salt Lake County, Utah, or, where that court has jurisdiction over the claim, in the United States District Court for the District of Utah, and each of you consents to those courts. A federal court can hear a claim only where the law gives it jurisdiction, which an agreement like this one cannot create. This does not take away any right you have, under a law that cannot be waived, to bring a claim where you live, and either of you may ask any court with jurisdiction for urgent relief needed to prevent immediate harm.
19. If some limits don't apply where you live
Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of certain warranties or the limitation of certain damages, so parts of the "No warranty" and "Limitation of liability" sections above may not apply to you. Where that is the case, Aalixer's warranties and liability are limited to the least extent the law allows.
20. Entire agreement, transfers, and contact
These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy, are the entire agreement between you and Aalixer regarding the app.
You may not transfer these Terms or your rights under them to anyone else without Aalixer's written consent, except where the law says you may. Aalixer may transfer them to an affiliate, or in connection with a merger, acquisition, reorganisation, or sale of the business, as long as doing so does not materially reduce your rights under these Terms.
If Aalixer does not enforce part of these Terms straight away, that is not a waiver of it, and Aalixer may still enforce it later.
Legal notices about a dispute go to legal@aalixer.com. That is the address section 16 asks you to use, and the 30 days start when a notice reaches it. For anything else, including questions about these Terms, use support@aalixer.com.