Carity’s notification flow is designed around opt-in. The app should explain why notifications matter before iOS asks for permission, then use that permission for fuel alerts and garage reminders.
If notification permission is denied in iOS, Carity cannot deliver alerts or reminder nudges until that permission changes.
Fuel alerts can be sent immediately or grouped into daily or weekly summaries, depending on your selected delivery preference.
Garage reminders stay separate from fuel-alert delivery mode. They are intended to arrive around due-date windows for MOT, tax, and service rather than being held for a weekly digest.
Carity can keep a device-local inbox of notifications that already reached this iPhone, so you can reopen them later inside the app.
This is useful if you dismissed a notification from the system tray but still want to review what actually arrived on this device.
If notifications look wrong, email support with your device model, iOS version, whether Carity notifications are allowed, and the approximate time you expected the message.