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Control Red Tent reminders and alerts from Settings → Notifications. When iOS blocks notifications, use the in-app banner to open iPhone Settings — check-in schedule details live in Check-in configurations.

Before you toggle reminders

  • Red Tent needs iOS notification permission before any reminder can fire.
  • If permission is denied, a banner at the top of Notifications settings offers Open Settings to fix it in the iOS Settings app.
  • Toggles on this screen are disabled until permission is granted.
  • This screen controls whether reminders send — not which cards or schedules a check-in uses. See Check-in configurations for that.

Open Notifications settings

In the app

Open Red Tent PMDD to see the live screen walkthrough for this step.

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01
Settings
From Home, tap the gear in the date header.
02
Notifications
Tap the Notifications row. The navigation title reads Notifications.
03
Allow notifications
The first time you enable a toggle, iOS asks for permission — tap Allow.
04
Open Settings
If you previously denied permission, tap Open Settings on the banner, enable Notifications for Red Tent, then return to the app.

Cycle and check-in reminders

  • Cycle — reminders about cycle-related events and tracking nudges.
  • Check-in reminders — master toggle for guided check-in notifications. Turn schedules and cards on or off in Check-in configurations.
  • PMDD Diagnosis Tracker impact reminder — optional daily nudge for the DSM-5-oriented tracker; set a reminder time when enabled.
  • Default reminder time — applies as the preferred time for reminders that use the shared timing setting.

Community and general alerts

  • Community — replies, likes, and delivery options when Community is enabled in Settings.
  • General — app-wide notification category for non-cycle alerts.
  • Research and Insights sections appear only when those features are enabled in your app version.
Notification preferences save on your device. Push delivery uses Apple notification services — Red Tent does not read the content of your lock-screen alerts.