Hebra v1.0
Install Hebra on both devices. On the Follower device (iPad), a 6-digit code is generated automatically. On the Leader device (iPhone), enter that code. Tap "Lock & Activate" on both — they're now paired.
The Leader is the device that makes calls — typically your iPhone. The Follower is the device that receives calls — typically the iPad placed at a parent's home.
No. Hebra works over any internet connection — Wi-Fi, cellular, or a mix. The devices can be anywhere in the world.
Make sure both devices are connected to the internet and show "Connected" status. On the Follower iPad, check that Hebra has permission for Notifications in Settings → Hebra. Also ensure the iPad isn't in Do Not Disturb mode.
Check that both devices have granted Camera permission to Hebra in Settings → Hebra → Camera. If the Follower is on a slow connection, video may take a few seconds to appear.
Currently, only the Leader can initiate calls. The Follower device is designed to be a passive receiver — optimized for a senior parent who just needs to accept or ignore incoming calls.
On either device, tap the gear icon (⚙) in the top-right corner, then use the Reset option to unlock the device. You can then set up a new pairing code.
This is usually a network issue. Try moving closer to a Wi-Fi router. In the Leader's diagnostics (long-press the version label), check the "Force Relay" toggle — enabling it can help on restrictive networks.
Email us at support@aderiushev.com — we respond within 24 hours.
