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Notifications: how you notice what happens together

Collaboration only works when the other person actually notices something happened. That's why Mia Connect has its own notification layer.

Updated 2026-08-09 · Working together

What you're notified about

Mia Connect reports the things you don't want to miss:

  • Someone accepted your connection request — or broke a connection.
  • You've been invited to a build session, or your role changed.
  • A build request finished — or failed, so you can adjust right away.
  • A new request was sent in a session you own.

Where notifications appear

In three places, from subtle to prominent:

  • A dot on the Connect button at the top right as soon as there's something new.
  • The Notifications tab in the Mia Connect app, with the full list in your language.
  • A push notification on your phone or computer if you've installed Mia OS as an app — even with the screen closed.

Once, not three times

Every event is reported exactly once. Seen the notification? The dot disappears; the same event won't arrive again as a push. And when nothing changes — say a role that stays the same — it simply stays quiet. Notifications exist to help you, not to distract you.

Frequently asked questions

Do I get notifications when my Mia OS is closed?

Yes, if you've installed Mia OS as an app on your phone or computer and allowed push notifications. Otherwise you'll find everything in the Notifications tab when you log back in.

Can I turn notifications off?

You turn push notifications off through your device or browser notification settings. The list in Mia Connect always stays up to date, so you never miss anything permanently.

In which language do notifications arrive?

In the language of your Mia OS — Dutch, English or French. The event is the same, the sentence adapts to you.