Notification Lighting and Popup Style Control
EDGE MASK turns incoming alerts into a visual part of the phone’s interface. Users can choose a lighting treatment for new notifications and pair it with a message popup style, making the alert easier to recognize without opening the shade. The main workflow keeps Message and Effect controls separate, so a user can adjust the look and the surrounding glow independently.
Popup choices cover familiar layouts such as Ripple, Card, Big icon, Bookmark, Samsung, Apple, Super slim, and Dynamic Island. This range makes the tool useful for people who want a quieter card, a bolder icon, or a more distinctive alert presentation while keeping notification customization in one place.
EdgeMask Effects Around the Display
The app’s EdgeMask treatment focuses on the space around the display as well as the message itself. A Samsung-style rounded-corner mask can frame the screen, while notification reception effects include punch-hole lighting, classic edge lighting, and an edge-lighting wave. These options give users several ways to make alerts visible without relying on one fixed animation.
The effect workflow is practical for daily phone use: select a visual response and tune it to the way you want incoming alerts to appear. It suits users who enjoy Dynamic Island-inspired presentation, Samsung-like screen shaping, or a softer edge glow for messages. It keeps notification styling visible without making every alert feel identical.
Always On Display and Per-App Settings
EDGE MASK also adds display-wide touches that continue beyond a single popup. Hello lighting provides an effect when the screen turns on, and Always On Display support can keep the phone’s visual treatment consistent with the way you check the device. Together, these features let users shape both the first flash of an alert and the glanceable style that follows.
For finer control, the app organizes its settings around message and effect choices, while newer option cards use color swatches and a cleaner per-app settings hub. An improved app-list search helps users find the application they want to adjust, making the setup more manageable on phones with many installed apps.
Hands-Free Notification Text to Speech
Notification TTS gives EDGE MASK a hands-free use case beyond visual styling. Using Android’s Accessibility API, the feature can read notification content aloud, which is useful while driving or whenever touching the phone is inconvenient. It turns incoming messages into an audio cue so users can stay aware without repeatedly checking the display.
The feature is best suited to people who want a more flexible notification routine, such as commuters, drivers, or users working away from the screen. Combined with per-app settings and selectable visual effects, it lets each person decide which alerts deserve a stronger light treatment and which can remain less prominent.
