inbox
only what you asked for
all your pings, one calm inbox.
messages, mentions and updates in one place. yankee filters the noise and only rings for what you actually care about.
quiet by default · urgent when it matters
the rules
how the inbox stays calm
real people first
dms, replies and mentions from people you talk to always ring. no exceptions.
noise stays off
streaks, re-engagement prompts and empty nudges are silent by default.
quiet when you need it
quiet hours and a once-a-day digest. skim it in seconds and close the phone.
you set the rules
star people, mute a crowd, keep close friends loud. your signal list, your call.
what it does
tune what rings for you
signal, not spam
only the pings you asked for
yankee does not invent urgency. if you did not choose it, it does not ring.
one calm inbox
batch the rest into a digest
non urgent updates wait for evening. one screen, no attention debt every three minutes.
context aware
work, personal, crowds. separate rules.
switch profiles in one tap. each gets its own signal list and quiet schedule.
what lands
one screen, only the signal.
direct messages, mentions in crowds you chose, and the few people you starred. everything else is silent by default.
direct messages
always on
mentions
crowds you joined
close friends
people you starred
how it works
three steps. then it stays quiet.
pick what can ring
dms, mentions, close friends and crowd roles. everything else starts silent.
set quiet hours
choose when yankee holds non urgent updates for a single evening digest.
open when you want
skim the inbox, mark what matters, close the app. no phone begging for attention.
frequently asked
short answers about digests, mutes and what always gets through.
No. Direct messages, mentions and replies from people you talk to always land. What stays silent are empty nudges, streak reminders and re-engagement prompts.
yankee
get pinged on purpose.
set the rules once, let yankee hold the line, and stop giving your attention away.
