JR Raphael, IDG
In short, dynamicSpot shows a pill-like shape around your phone’s camera cutout whenever a new notification arrives. You can then tap that shape to expand and interact with the notification or long-press it to jump directly into the associated app.
And the specifics of exactly how it works are entirely up to you. You can set how long the pill remains in place after a notification arrives, with a default of 20 seconds but a possible value as high as 24 hours — if you really want to make sure something important catches your eye. And you can select exactly which apps cause the dynamicSpot alert to appear, so you could conceivably use the tool only for important, high-priority notifications, if you were so inclined.
The app can also show pop-ups for important system events, like when your battery is low or your internet connection is unavailable — a handy little touch that makes those types of alerts even more prominent and likely to be noticed.
