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What sensitive data do I have?
Tax returns, passport scans, health records, passwords, API keys — including the things you forgot were there.
Scan
Find what’s exposed — and fix it.
A scan reads your email, cloud drives and this computer on your own machine. It finds the tax returns, IDs, passwords and old shared links left unprotected, ranks what matters, and gives you a safe next step for each.
Free to install · your first five findings are always free
Runs on your computerWindows 10/11 and macOS 12+
Full files aren’t uploadedYour inbox and drive aren’t copied to Haven
Every request is visibleSee outbound activity inside the app
Fixes are reversibleUndo supported actions for 30 days
The problem, in real life
Four simple questions your accounts don’t answer.
A decade of digital life leaves sensitive things everywhere. Haven turns the mess into one clear list.
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Where does it live?
In an old email attachment, a cloud-drive folder, a screenshot archive, or somewhere on this computer.
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Who can still see it?
A former coworker, an old vendor, someone you once shared a folder with, or anyone who still has the link.
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What should I do?
Haven ranks what matters, explains why, and gives you a safe next step — with undo when the source supports it.
How a scan works
Install. Choose what to scan. Clean it up.
No security training required. Haven does the searching on your computer and turns what it finds into plain-English actions.
Step 01
Install Haven
Download the app for Windows or Mac, paste your beta code, and launch it from your computer like any other app.
Step 02
Choose where to look
Connect your email and cloud drives, then choose folders on this computer. Your sign-in credentials stay in your system keychain.
GmailOutlookDriveOneDriveLocal files
Step 03
Review and fix
See the riskiest items first. Revoke a stale share, archive an old message, or move a password to your manager — then undo supported actions for 30 days.
What Haven finds
The quiet risks hiding in ordinary places.
Haven doesn’t just count files. It shows what the item is, where it lives, who can reach it, and why it deserves attention.
Explore the full product tourA 2021 tax return behind an old public link
Contains an SSN, date of birth, and bank details.
A plaintext password you emailed to yourself
Still valid and reused on another account.
A former coworker can still open a private folder
Their external account kept access after the project ended.
A forwarding rule you didn’t create
New messages are being copied to an unfamiliar address.
The payoff
Don’t stop at a scary report. Fix the thing.
Haven brings the next action to the finding, so cleanup doesn’t turn into an afternoon of hunting through settings.
Revoke public and external share links.
Archive or delete old sensitive messages.
Move exposed passwords into your password manager.
Undo supported changes for 30 days.
Ready to fixGoogle Drive
Remove Alex’s access to “Mortgage paperwork”?
Alex left your shared project in 2022. This folder includes an ID scan and two bank statements.
Change saved. You can restore access from Activity for the next 30 days.
Available sources
Look where your data actually lives.
Start with one source or scan across all of them. Haven connects from the app installed on your computer.
Gmail
Email
Outlook & Hotmail
Email
Proton Mail
Email · via Bridge
Yahoo & AOL Mail
Email · app password
Google Drive
Cloud files
OneDrive
Cloud files
Dropbox
Cloud files
This computer
Local files
iMessage
Mac · beta
Telegram
Messaging
After your first scan
Ask a question of what it found.
Ask a plain-English question about what was found.
“Where have I shared my passport?” or “Which old passwords are still exposed?” Haven searches the findings already stored on your computer.
Your question and the answer stay on this computer.
What stays on this computer
Private by architecture.
Your computer does the everyday work. Haven is designed so your full inbox, drive, files, and findings don’t become another cloud database waiting to be breached. How Haven handles your data →
On your computer
The readable, personal parts
- Full files and messages are read and indexed locally.
- Your findings stay in an encrypted local store.
- OAuth credentials stay in your operating system’s keychain.
- Most classification runs directly on your device.
When a hard case needs more compute
A narrow, visible exception
No full file is sent.
Harder checks run on your own GPU when supported. If your hardware can’t run them locally, Haven’s own cloud GPU may receive one bounded, redacted excerpt of no more than 2 KB — never the full file or message thread.
Network Activity lists the destination, type, timing, and size of every outbound request.
Start with one scan
See what your digital life left behind.
Free to install. Your first five findings are always free. Membership is $99 a year for every finding and unlimited records, or pay $59 for a single record. No card needed to start.
Download the one-page overview (PDF, 330 KB)