Activity feed

Stay on top of mentions, reactions, and calendar reminders in one place.

The Activity feed is a panel that collects personal notifications -- @mentions in comments, emoji reactions to your messages, and calendar reminders. Access it by clicking the bell icon at the top of the sidebar.

An unread dot on the bell indicates new activity: blue for mentions or reactions, orange for calendar reminders.

What appears in the Activity feed

1

Mentions

When a teammate @mentions you (or a team you belong to) in a comment, it shows up here. Click the activity to jump directly to that comment in the conversation.

2

Reactions

When someone reacts to one of your comments with an emoji, you'll see it here. Multiple reactions from different people on the same comment are grouped together.

3

Calendar reminders

Event reminders from your connected calendars appear here. The feed shows the event title, time, and how far out it is.

The Activity feed retains the last 30 days of activity. Older entries are automatically removed.

Filtering

Use the filter dropdown at the top of the panel to narrow the list to a specific type: All, Mentions, Reactions, or Calendar reminders.

Settings

Click the settings icon at the bottom of the panel to control what appears. For each activity type you can toggle:

• Display -- show or hide that type in the All view (you can still switch to that type's filter to see them)

• Unread -- count that type toward the unread dot on the bell icon

Only calendar reminders affect the app icon badge count, and only by 1 regardless of how many unread reminders you have. Mentions and reactions are shown in the feed but do not increment the badge.

You can also open settings with ⌘/Ctrl + K while the Activity feed is open.

Opening from the command bar

Type any of these in the command bar (⌘/Ctrl + K) to open the Activity feed from anywhere in the app:

• Open Activity feed — opens to the current filter

• Open mentions feed — opens with the Mentions filter pre-applied

• Open reactions feed — opens with the Reactions filter pre-applied

• Open calendar reminders feed — opens with the Calendar reminders filter pre-applied