Everything about one matter, in one signed record.

Start an investigation in plain language.

Describe the matter the way you’d say it, choose which accounts and time window to search, and pick how deep to go. Before anything runs, Haven shows an honest estimate of the work involved.

A document someone else can read without Haven.

Export turns a finished Trace into a Word document: a statement of what was searched and what wasn’t, a summary, a dated chronology, and every item as a numbered exhibit, followed by how the document was produced.

Pick a template to set the framing — general, renting, work, freelance, an insurance claim or family arrangements. Choose whether to quote full messages, include attachments, and black out card and Social Security numbers.

Haven saves it as one folder with a signed .manifest.json. Whoever receives it can check it in their browser and confirm nothing was changed.

Then ask questions of what you found.

A finished Trace isn’t just a list — it’s something you can interrogate. Ask in plain language — “what was the final invoice?”, “when did we sign?” — and Haven picks the most relevant items, re-reads them transiently, and answers with citations back to the exact messages the answer came from, each one a click away.

Nothing is stored to make this work: your mailbox stays the only copy. The checking happens as short, redacted excerpts on GPU infrastructure Haven operates end to end — never retained, never trained on — and every fetch and model call is listed in your Logging tab as it happens. If the answer isn’t in what was checked, Haven says exactly that instead of guessing.