Hi Product Hunt! I'm Gustavo, an indie developer from Brazil.

iPhones never kept a notification history: once you clear a notification, it's gone, and if someone deletes or edits a message you only saw in the notification, you can't check it again.

iOS 27 added a Shortcuts automation that runs when a notification arrives. NotiKeep is built on it: each notification from the apps you pick is saved on your device as it arrives, organized by app and conversation.

What it does today:

• deleted and edited messages (edits are highlighted, and NotiKeep can let you know when a message looks edited)

• word alerts that get through Focus

• search, favorites, day filter, Face ID lock

What it doesn't do: it can't recover anything from before you set it up, and it only keeps the text that arrives in the notification. Everything stays on your iPhone; there's no account.

It's free with one app and one alert. I'd love feedback, especially on setup, since that's where the iOS automation asks the most of people.