Divorce is the second most stressful life event — most people face it alone. Haven is a 24/7 AI companion that helps you navigate divorce with clarity and calm. It answers questions about process, finances, and custody at any hour, organizes your case file, and guides you step by step. The companion remembers your situation — your kids, your state, your court date — so responses feel personal, not generic. Not a law firm. Not a chatbot. A calm presence when you need it most.
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Hi PH! I'm Mathias, the founder of Haven.
I built this after watching people I know navigate divorce — an incredibly painful process — with almost no support. Attorney fees are $15–30k for a contested divorce, so most people can't ask questions freely. They guess. They delay. They make uninformed decisions at one of the most consequential moments of their lives.
Haven is a 24/7 AI companion that's actually there for you. It knows your situation — your kids, your state, your court date — and uses that context to give personal, relevant answers rather than generic information.
A few things I'm proud of: the companion speaks first, the case file builds itself as you share details, and the whole experience is designed to feel like a calm presence rather than a tool.
Would love any feedback, and happy to answer questions about the build or the space.
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Asked it a custody question at midnight and got a clear breakdown specific to my state. Felt like talking to someone who actually knew my case.
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@agackesen72622 "Like talking to someone who actually knew my case" — that's the thing I've been trying to get right for months. Custody questions are so state-specific and so personal, generic answers just don't cut it. Means a lot to hear it felt that way. Thank you.
Asked it a custody question at midnight and got a clear breakdown specific to my state. Felt like talking to someone who actually knew my case.
@agackesen72622 "Like talking to someone who actually knew my case" — that's the thing I've been trying to get right for months. Custody questions are so state-specific and so personal, generic answers just don't cut it. Means a lot to hear it felt that way. Thank you.