# Activity (https://docs.serviata.ru/en/docs/mobile/activity)

The feed of what happened around you — what lands in it, how to filter it, and what the number on the tab means.

**Activity** answers one question: what happened while you were doing something else. Work assigned
to you, comments on tasks you're on, a status somebody changed, a mention — in one list, newest
first.

![Screenshot: mobile/activity/list](https://docs.serviata.ru/screenshots/en/mobile/activity/list.png)

1. Everything addressed to you, grouped by how recent it is

## Reading an entry [#reading-an-entry]

Each line says who did it, what they did, and to which task — the `#` badge on the right is the task
number, and the text underneath is the task's title, or the comment if there was one. A dot at the
end of the line marks what you haven't opened yet.

Tap an entry to go straight to the task it's about.

## Filtering [#filtering]

The chips across the top narrow the feed: **DMs**, **Mentions**, **Threads**, **Tasks**. The count
next to **All** is how many entries you haven't looked at.

Entries are grouped by age — this week, then earlier — so a busy morning doesn't push yesterday's
assignment out of sight.

## The number on the tab [#the-number-on-the-tab]

The badge on the **Activity** tab is the same count: things addressed to you that you haven't
opened. It goes down as you read them, not on a timer, which is why it can sit there for days if
nobody looks.

<Callout title="The feed is not the notification">
  A push notification arrives once, and it's easy to miss on a busy floor. The feed keeps the same
  event until you deal with it. If you turned push off in **Settings**, this list is still complete —
  it is the reliable half of the pair.
</Callout>

Which events reach you at all follows the same rules as on the web — see
[notifications](https://docs.serviata.ru/en/docs/tasks/notifications/).