Ask at the right moment. Bring players back without a backend.
Manage the complete journey from a player’s first permission opportunity to respectful local reminder sequences across Android and iOS.
One connected lifecycle
Showing the operating system prompt on launch wastes the only moment that cannot be redesigned. LizardHouse Notifications can wait until the player has real context, introduce the value through your own UI, and request native permission only after a meaningful interaction.
Once permission is granted, the same system schedules local re-engagement journeys, respects Quiet Hours, removes stale reminders when the player returns, and exposes the result to your analytics and game logic.
The system
Qualify players through Active App Time and Custom Events, present your own Soft Prompt at a natural break, and preserve the native request until it has context.
Build reminder sequences that begin when the app becomes inactive and stop being relevant the moment the player returns.
Configure behavior in one dedicated Unity Window, catch setup problems before saving, and connect localization and analytics without changing the core.
Ask in context
Use your own prefab to explain the value of notifications in the visual language of your game. If the player chooses “Not Now,” continue with carefully timed follow-up prompts instead of spending the operating system request too early.
Stay relevant
Schedule local messages for meaningful inactivity points without running a notification server. When the player comes back, future reminders from the old cycle are cancelled and already displayed LizardHouse Notifications reminders are removed.
Understand before shipping
The Settings Window turns a stateful, cross-platform system into an inspectable workflow. It detects required packages, validates the configuration, creates optional integration scripts, and explains what the current rules will do.
Feature snapshot
This is not a remote-push platform. It is a specialized permission and local re-engagement system with the production details handled.
Good to know
No. It schedules local notifications on the player’s device. It does not include a cloud dashboard, audience segmentation, or server-sent push campaigns.
Android and iOS. The product builds on Unity Mobile Notifications and provides one permission and re-engagement workflow across both platforms.
Yes. A Soft Prompt is your own uGUI prefab. LizardHouse Notifications manages when it appears and what each choice means; you control the visual design.
No. Permission state, inactivity logic and reminder scheduling are handled locally. Optional analytics integrations can send product events to the provider you choose.
No tool can compensate for a product users do not want to revisit. LizardHouse Notifications improves permission timing and creates more opportunities for meaningful return sessions; it does not guarantee retention growth.
Yes. The public open callback provides the configured notification key and optional payload, including when the notification launches a closed app.
Explore the complete product
The public documentation covers installation, platform setup, permission journeys, reminders, integrations, API usage, device testing, and known limitations.
