Get notified about new messages

A complete, step-by-step guide to turning on Zairoo notifications on your phone or computer — so you never miss a message.

Last updated 23 October 2026

Why is there a step at all?

Zairoo sends notifications the same way WhatsApp and Instagram do — a standard called Web Push. For privacy reasons, every browser and phone requires you to opt in before a website can notify you. Once you allow it, notifications arrive even when Zairoo is closed.

You only have to do this once per device. After that, everything is automatic.

iPhone & iPad (Safari)

Apple has one extra rule on iPhone and iPad: notifications only work for websites that have been added to the Home Screen. This needs iOS or iPadOS 16.4 or newer. It takes about twenty seconds.

Open Zairoo in Safari. Go to zairoo.pages.dev and sign in.

Step 1 — the Share button sits in the middle of Safari's bottom toolbar.
Tap the Share button (the square with the arrow pointing up), then scroll the list and choose “Add to Home Screen”.

Step 2 — choose “Add to Home Screen”.
Tap “Add” in the top corner. A Zairoo icon appears on your Home Screen.

Step 3 — the Zairoo icon on your Home Screen.
Open Zairoo from that icon (not from Safari), then open Settings (the gear icon, top right) and tap Enable notifications in the Notifications section.
Tap “Allow” when the notification prompt appears.

Step 5 — tap “Allow”.

Already added it? Just open Zairoo from the Home Screen icon, go to Settings and turn on Notifications. If it already says “Notifications are on for this device”, you are done.

Android (Chrome)

Android needs no installation — notifications work right in Chrome.

Open zairoo.pages.dev in Chrome and sign in.
Open Settings (the gear icon, top right) and tap Enable notifications in the Notifications section.

Tap “Enable notifications” in Settings.
Tap Allow in the browser prompt.

Computer (Chrome, Edge, Brave)

Open zairoo.pages.dev and sign in.
Open Settings (the gear icon, top right), click Enable notifications, then click Allow in the browser prompt.

Click “Enable notifications”, then “Allow”.

If it still does not work

iPhone: make sure your iOS is 16.4 or newer (Settings → General → About → Software Version), and that you opened Zairoo from the Home Screen icon, not from Safari.
Nothing happens when I tap Enable: the site may be blocked in your browser's notification settings. In Chrome, open the padlock/bell icon in the address bar → Notifications → Allow, then reload.
I said “Block” earlier: a browser will not ask twice. Clear the site's permissions (browser settings → site settings → Notifications) and reload.
Do Not Disturb / Focus mode will silence notifications — check it is off.

Questions

Will I get notified when Zairoo is closed?

Yes. That is exactly what Web Push does — the notification comes from the server, not from an open tab.

Do I need to do this on every device?

Yes, once per device and per browser.

Does Zairoo read my contacts or track me?

No. A subscription is just an address your browser gives us so the server can deliver a message. See our Privacy Policy.

How do I turn notifications off?

Turn them off in your browser or phone settings at any time — nothing else is needed.