Nuvani reads your mail, calendar and notifications on your phone — never on a server — and tells you what actually matters.
Every screen in Nuvani answers at least one of these. The Today screen answers all six the moment you open it.
The priority engine scores every message and event locally, so Now / Today / Later sorts itself before you even open the inbox.
A reply-needed detector surfaces the threads waiting on you and drafts an answer you can send in one tap.
Calendar and task extraction pull your meetings and to-dos onto one time-spine — no second app to check.
Thread-state tracking watches every inbound message you haven't answered — across mail and chat.
The mirror image: what you're owed, and for how long, so nothing quietly falls through.
Newsletters, promos and automated noise get filtered into a calm FYI digest — never in your way.
To show WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat or Telegram in your Today screen, Android requires one system permission: Notification Access. Here's exactly what that means.
Android's own "Notification Access" screen — the same permission any notification-based app uses. Nuvani never sees your passwords or logs into these apps.
Nothing is read by default. In Settings → Notification Intelligence you switch on exactly the apps you want watched — off is off.
Those notifications are scored by the same on-device engine as your mail — never uploaded, never used to auto-reply without your confirmation.
Light and dark, tuned like the rest of the assistant — quiet colour, one primary action per card, never a spinner.
14 days of Plus on us. No card required, no auto-charge without you confirming.
This is a raw, unsigned debug APK straight from the build — for testers who want to poke at Nuvani before it hits the Play Store. Expect rough edges.