# In-App Notifications Made Easy

[In-app notifications](/bug-watcher/user-guide/in-app-notifications.md) are **powerful** and **effective** means of getting notified. As an end user you can opt for receiving notifications in **email**, **in-app** or **both**. You can set this preference in **each project** you are interested in.

### Step-by-step guide <a href="#in-appnotificationsmadeeasy-step-by-stepguide" id="in-appnotificationsmadeeasy-step-by-stepguide"></a>

1. Open the **Watches** tab of the project
2. Set your preference of notifcation in "Specify what way you prefer to get notified" to **In-App** or **Email and In-App**.
3. Set the **event types** you are interested in
4. Now, if an issue of this project changes you will receive notifications within JIRA.

In-app notificaitons are accessible in two ways:

* by clicking the **eye icon** next to your profile menu
* by clicking **Notifications** in your profile menu

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