Join the private beta.
Free to install. Your first five findings are always free.
Enter your email. We'll show you your activation code to copy and a download link
for Windows or macOS — and email you a backup copy. Install steps for both platforms are
right below. Takes about thirty seconds.
Haven keeps working on the free tier for as long as you keep it installed, with account-takeover checks included. Membership is $99 a year for every finding and unlimited records, whenever it's worth it to you. Nothing expires, nothing gets deleted, and there's no card needed to start.
Haven also makes records that end in a document rather than a dashboard: Trace, for the record of a dispute; Settle, which turns one mailbox into an Estate Record after a death; and Prepare, a Personal Record of your own affairs. Members make as many as they need, or you can buy a single record for $59. See pricing.
You're in.
Copy your activation code, download the build for your platform, and paste the code into Haven on first launch.
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Installing on Windows
- Open the downloaded
Haven-Setup.msi. - Windows SmartScreen may warn "Windows protected your PC" — click More info → Run anyway. Haven is code-signed by Haven Privacy LLC; SmartScreen earns trust from download volume, and a new app hasn't accrued it yet. You can check the signature yourself: right-click the installer → Properties → Digital Signatures, or follow the step-by-step checks on the trust page.
- Follow the installer, then launch Haven from the Start menu.
- On the first-launch activation screen, paste your code and you're in.
Installing on macOS
- Open the downloaded
Haven-Setup.dmgand drag Haven into your Applications folder. - Launch Haven from Applications. If macOS asks whether to open it, click Open.
- On the first-launch activation screen, paste your code and you're in.
Connecting your first source
- In Haven, choose Add a source and pick Google / Gmail. Your browser opens Google's sign-in.
- Sign in and choose the account you want Haven to scan.
- On the permissions screen, review the access Haven requests and click Continue. Haven reads your mail on your device to scan it — nothing about your messages leaves your machine except the small, named Tier 3 second-opinion checks you can see in the Network Activity log.
Haven has completed Google's app-verification review for the Gmail scopes it requests, so you won't see an "unverified app" warning. The full list of platform reviews Haven has passed — and what it hasn't — is on the trust page.