AutoDND
Publié par dic1911
Un outil simple pour activer ou désactiver automatiquement le mode DND lors de l'utilisation d'applications spécifiées.
Open sourceAGPL-3.0-only
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Points clés
- Turns Do Not Disturb on when a nominated app comes to the foreground.
- Lets the user choose exactly which applications trigger the switch.
- Restores the earlier notification state once the app is no longer in use.
- Keeps to a single task rather than offering a general rule engine.
- Distributed under AGPL-3.0-only for Android devices.
À propos de cette application
AutoDND is an Android tool that switches Do Not Disturb on and off according to which app is in use. The user nominates the apps that should run undisturbed, and the tool enables DND when one of them comes to the foreground, then restores the previous state afterwards. This suits situations such as reading, gaming or watching video, where incoming notification sounds and pop-ups interrupt the task at hand.
The premise is deliberately small: the app manages a list of applications and a system mode, without a wider scheduling or automation model. It is published by dic1911 under the AGPL-3.0-only license, which covers network use as well as redistribution. The build targets Android only. Because DND and foreground-app detection are both governed by the operating system, the app depends on the permissions Android grants for those functions.