Haven is a personal AI that builds a private memory graph around your preferences, relationships, history, and decisions, then uses that context to act across phone, text, email, voice, web, and app. It can brief your day, triage inboxes, send follow-ups, process returns, place orders, make calls, and run recurring tasks. Context carries across channels, so a task can start in one and continue in another.
I found Haven right as it came out of stealth, and what stood out is the shift from "assistant" to "digital twin": a private memory graph that carries your context across phone, text, email, voice, web, and app, then uses it to get work done. The claims are ambitious - inbox triage, follow-ups, returns, orders, calls, recurring tasks - but it's already live on web, iOS, and Android rather than sitting behind a waitlist. Curious where people draw the line between a helpful assistant and a digital twin, and which actions they'd trust it to take first.