Hemma sends instant alerts and a morning digest straight to your browser or phone — but only after you grant notification permission. Here is how to do it in each major browser, and how to undo a previous "Block."
That is it. Hemma registers your device and starts delivering notifications.
Browsers remember your choice. Once you block, Hemma cannot ask again — you have to reset it yourself.
After resetting, return to Settings → Notifications in Hemma and toggle your preferences on — the permission prompt will appear again.
Do I need to repeat this on every device? Yes. Push notification permission is per browser per device. Enable it separately on your phone, laptop, and any other device you use Hemma from.
I allowed notifications but I'm still not getting any. Check that your preferences are actually turned on in Settings → Notifications, and that your device's own notification settings (iOS Settings, macOS System Settings, or Windows Settings) are not blocking the browser entirely.
Will Hemma send notifications even when I'm not on the site? Yes — push notifications are designed to reach you when the browser tab is closed or in the background. On mobile, your phone must have background app refresh enabled for the browser.
Can I get notifications on my phone if I'm using the web app? Yes. Open Hemma in your mobile browser, go to Settings → Notifications, and grant permission there. For the best experience, install Hemma on your phone first — the installed PWA handles push notifications like a native app.