CVAS vs HeyHey App

The Caribbean Video Assistance Service, presented by the Caribbean Telecommunications Union, is designed to help Blind and Deaf users communicate and obtain assistance when needed.

HeyHey is the chillest way to call your people more. Phone calls shouldn’t feel awkward, intrusive, or like something you have to schedule days in advance. HeyHey brings back easy, low-pressure conversations by letting you share one simple signal with the people you care about: I’m free to talk. How it works When you have a few free minutes—on a walk, between meetings, or driving home—you send a HeyHey to a small group you choose. Your people see that you’re available and can decide whether to call you or respond with a wave. Why HeyHey exists Modern communication made everything faster—but also more stressful. Calls feel like commitments. Missed calls feel rude. Text threads never end. HeyHey removes the friction: • No “Is now a good time?” messages • No guilt for missing a call • No obligation to talk longer than you want You share availability. They choose whether to connect. Designed for real life • Share when you're free, not when you're busy • Choose how long you're available • Add optional context like “commuting” or “running errands” • Stay present instead of scrolling Privacy-first, by design HeyHey doesn’t sell your data. There are no ads, no algorithms, and no feeds. Your availability is shared only with the people you select and only for the time window you choose. Who it’s for • Friends who want to stay close without planning • Parents balancing full schedules • Long-distance relationships • Anyone who misses easy phone calls HeyHey isn’t about being always available. It’s about being available on your terms. Talk to your people.