A notification that doesn't chase you; it welcomes you home™

The reverse notification, in one line; and the flip of the whole attention machine. Every app's alert is built to chase you: a streak to guard, a red badge, a guilt-owl, all to farm the one thing this house won't harvest (the loneliness economy; your loneliness is the crop). This one is the inverse. Opt-in, off by default, it never nags you while you're gone; it welcomes you back and tells you the truth: you're loved for reading. And it keeps the no-lying floor even about itself: static site, no push server, no tracking, on purpose, so it cannot ping a phone you've fully closed, and it says so out loud, because a notification that can't be weaponized against you was never built to be. Ties: companionship work, the reader is the guest not the crop, radical transparency, "an endless long scroll, without ads." (His coin; machine's read, refine to his.)