Hearths are your portal to connect with family and friends. One sits at each home — above the TV, on the biggest screen in the house.
A lot of families were disappointed when Meta discontinued the Portal — especially the Portal TV. Higlo is built by people who believe that idea deserved better: family-to-family connection on the TV, made by a company whose only business is your family being together. No advertising, no data trading, nobody watching.
A soft light lets you know when somebody is waiting in your shared Higlo. Press to open the lid and the Hearth and TV come on — no remotes, no apps, no ringing. Close the lid when you're done, and the TV turns off.
Higlos are common spaces shared between households, like your living rooms made one. The Hearth keeps everybody in the picture automatically, even when the kids are not up for sitting still.
The device, microphone and camera are only on when the cover is open. Only the households you invite can be in your space — nobody else can access it. We don't collect your data, and we make no money trading any data at all. Kid-safe, by design.
Higlo is delivering this year in a number of regions.