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Speaks your Important Notifications Aloud - Keyword Filtered
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Speaks your Important Notifications Aloud - Keyword Filtered
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Never miss urgent alerts while staying in focus. Speaks browser notifications aloud, filtered by keyword. Hands-free. No sign-up. Most notifications are not worth your attention. This extension lets you set keywords — type "urgent, meeting, payment, deadline" and only notifications containing those words get spoken aloud. Everything else stays silent. Your browser becomes a voice notification reader that filters the noise and surfaces what actually matters



Finally tried this and the keyword filtering actually works as advertised. I set "client" and "invoice" and it ignored a bunch of Slack noise. Genuinely useful if you get drowned in browser alerts.
@basogulgon30432 Thanks for giving it a proper try 🙏 really appreciate the feedback.
Honestly the keyword filter idea is pretty clever, set it up with "urgent" and "client" and it only speaks the stuff I actually need to hear while I'm heads down. Nice that there's no sign up either.
@alparslan273712 "client" is a smart one — hadn't thought about that angle but it makes total sense for anyone in a client-facing role. Glad the no sign-up thing landed, that was a deliberate call from day one.
The keyword filtering actually works really well, set mine to "client, deadline, urgent" and it's cut way down on the Slack chatter. Honestly didn't expect to use it this much.
@cananv2d9 "Didn't expect to use it this much" is honestly the best thing to read on launch day. "client, deadline, urgent" is a solid three-word filter — covers the actual urgent stuff without catching everything.
Finally tried this and the keyword filter actually works well, set it to "deadline" and it cut through a bunch of Slack noise. Having it read aloud feels a little weird at first but the no sign-up setup is clutch.
@doanlwbr This is exactly the use case it was built for — cutting through the noise without missing what actually matters. "Deadline" is a great keyword choice.
Curious what else you end up adding to the list as you use it more.
Thanks for giving it a proper try 🙏
love how it just gets out of the way, no sign up, no dashboard, just type keywords and it does the thing. that kind of zero-friction setup is honestly rare for browser extensions
@eyupsapc10102 Zero-friction was the whole design goal — most extensions make you create an account before you've even seen if the thing works. Felt wrong to ask for trust before earning it. Glad it landed that way.