Platform
Three channels (push, email, in-app), grouped by category. Tune them per-category so you only get pinged for the things that matter to you.
CombatScore sends three kinds of pings: push (mobile app), email, and in-app (the bell icon on the dashboard). Every notification belongs to a category. You can turn push notifications on or off by type and email in two groups; in-app notifications are always on.
Settings → Notifications. Two sections: Push, with a toggle per category, and Email, with two — milestones and promotions, and streak and check-in reminders. Tap any toggle to change it.
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Streak | "Don't break your streak — log today" reminder (push and email by default) |
| Class | Booking confirmations, waitlist promotions, class cancellations |
| Coach feedback | A coach left you a rating or note |
| Family | Spouse invite, kid event RSVPs, waiver-pending banners |
| Billing | Payment receipts, failed payments, refund decisions |
| Promotions | Belt or stripe promotion (one-time, you'll want this on) |
| Gym news | Owner-broadcast announcements, schedule changes |
| Platform | Outages, major releases, ToS updates |
Out of the box:
Billing, account security, family events and anything we're legally required to send you are transactional. They always send, and they have no toggle.
You can change any of the toggles above at any time.
Push notifications require the CombatScore mobile app. iOS asks permission on first launch; Android asks on first push. If you accidentally declined:
Push respects your phone's Do Not Disturb. CombatScore doesn't override DND, even for "urgent" notifications.
Every non-transactional email has an unsubscribe link in the footer, and your mail app's own Unsubscribe button works too. Either one turns OFF just that category — milestones, or reminders — and leaves everything else alone. You don't need to be signed in.
If you've turned a category off but a specific email keeps arriving, it's probably a transactional email (receipts, password resets, waiver requirements). Those don't honor the toggles — they're legally required or operationally critical. Email support if a transactional message is firing when it shouldn't.
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Last updated Oct 16, 2026