Maren delivers proactive updates in Notifications and the notification bell. In Settings → Notifications, choose the categories you want and whether eligible ones also use push.
Events Maren watches#
Mandate activity includes triggered, settled, failed, refused and released actions. Mandate stops include pauses, revocations and expiry not performed by you. Signed mandate reports summarize ledger activity. Failed plan actions can also produce notifications.
Liquidation-risk notices use perpetual-position reads and bands at 20%, 10% and 5% distance. They are warnings, not guaranteed protection. A missing position read cannot prove the position is safe.
Daily and weekly briefs, large held-token moves and Cortex catalysts are offered separately and stay off until you accept. Large moves use a 10% implied-price change against a baseline no older than one day. Catalyst text is external information. Briefs include sources and observation times; they do not authorize trades.
Set up web push#
- Open Settings → Notifications and find Push to this device.
- When push is configured for Maren, select Allow push on this device and accept the browser permission prompt.
- Enable push for the categories you want. A category must also be enabled.
Browser support, permission and Maren's push configuration are required. If push is not set up, enabled updates still arrive in Notifications. A push delivery failure does not remove the in-app notification.
Turn notifications off#
Switch off the relevant category in Settings → Notifications. Use Stop push on this device to stop that device's push subscription. Configure quiet hours and brief time with your timezone. Quiet hours and delivery caps can defer or suppress delivery; notifications are not a guaranteed immediate warning.
Stopping notifications does not pause a mandate. Use the mandate center to stop its execution.
Telegram delivery#
Maren delivers selected notifications through a linked Telegram destination, with notification preferences controlling what is sent.