Notifications: in-app, push & WhatsApp
Review everything in one place, and choose how each type reaches you.
Every update — bookings, payments, your reports, community and more — lands in your notification bell. Tap View all notifications (or the Notifications entry in the menu) to see your full history, not just the latest few.
Beyond the in-app bell, Dardsh can also reach you on:
- In-app — always on (the bell + the notifications page)
- Web push — browser notifications if you allow them
- WhatsApp — once you verify your number and turn it on (Dardsh uses WhatsApp, not SMS)
In Settings → Privacy, the Notification channels grid lets you choose — per type (Sessions, Payments, Account, Safety, Messages & community, Learning) — whether it also goes to push and WhatsApp. The WhatsApp column unlocks once you've saved a number.
WhatsApp messages only go to a number you've verified with a one-time code in Settings → Security — a number that's only typed in gets nothing, so a typo can never send your notifications to a stranger. Settings → Privacy tells you if your saved number still needs verifying.
With WhatsApp on, you get the important moments there too: a booking confirmed, a coach's new booking, session reminders (for learners and coaches), a wallet top-up received, a refund on its way, a withdrawal approved or paid, your lesson recap, updates on a report you filed, a decision on your coach application, and your ID check being approved. Sign-in links, password resets and email confirmations stay email-only for your security.
Email is on for the moments that involve your money or your calendar, whoever you are: you ask a coach for a session, they accept or decline it, nobody answers it in time, a session is confirmed, or one is cancelled. A cancellation email names who cancelled and how much went back to your wallet (or, for a coach, how much you were paid).
To stop WhatsApp altogether, open Settings → Security and choose Remove number. That unlinks it, switches WhatsApp notifications off and stops any further messages. If WhatsApp is the only way you can sign in, set a password or connect Google first — we won't let you lock yourself out.
Any amount we mention — what was set aside, what came back, what a coach was paid — is written in Dardsh Coins with your own currency beside it, like 500 DC ≈ EGP 250. A cancellation also says how close to the start it was, because that is the rule that decided the refund.
Once you've verified a number, session news is switched on for you — a request you send, a coach accepting or declining it, a cancellation, and the reminders before a session. That is the only group that starts on; money, account, safety, messages and learning stay off until you turn them on. Turn any of them off again in the same grid.
About an hour after a session ends we tell you both how it was settled — it counted in full, it didn't count, or whose no-show it was — and what that meant for your wallet. If the session was recorded, your message links straight to the replay.