24/7
Worn day and night
Heart rate, sleep and movement, sensed continuously, so Haven learns what an ordinary day looks like.
ABOUT HAVEN
24/7
Heart rate, sleep and movement, sensed continuously, so Haven learns what an ordinary day looks like.

Worn, not watched
A fall, a missed check-in, a resting heart rate drifting. The things that actually need you.

Screen-free by design
One bad night is nothing. Three in a row is worth a call.
Features
Patterns
Haven learns Eleanor’s ordinary days, so an unusual one stands out.
Her heart at rest, night after night. A slow drift is worth knowing about early.
One short note on how Eleanor’s week went, so most weeks no news really is no news.
Link the apps Eleanor already uses: Gmail, Uber, Instacart, DoorDash. Then Haven can run errands.
Daughter, Sacramento

I didn’t want looking after. I forget it’s even there, and Karen stopped calling at seven just to hear me say I’m fine.
Son, Tucson

I went down in the kitchen in March. I didn’t have to do anything. It called Ray before I’d worked out how to get up.
Son, Denver
Signals
64 BPM
Resting, in her usual range
7 HRS
Third good night in a row
9:04 AM
Eleanor answered, sounded well
STEADY
Nothing that needs you today
24/7 DESIGN
Pricing
Save 20%
Everything one parent needs, with one person in the family getting the calls that matter.
For families sharing the load, where everyone sees the same thing and nobody is guessing.
A shared view for care teams, or for one person looking after both parents.
Plans for care teams, paid caregivers, and two-parent families.
The worry got a lot quieter.
Most weeks Haven tells me nothing at all, and I have learned that is the good news. The week it did say something, it mattered.
Karen Boyd, Daughter, Sacramento
Still deciding?
We’re happy to talk.
Haven notices a fall on its own and calls the people on your list. One press does the same thing, any time it’s needed.
Most people forget it’s there. No screen, no app to learn, nothing to charge at night. Just a band you stop noticing.
Most days, nothing. You hear from Haven when something changes: a fall, a run of rough nights, a missed check-in.
Haven runs 14+ days on a charge and is water-resistant, so there’s no bedtime charging and nothing to take off.
The person wearing Haven chooses who sees what, and can change it any time. It’s shared with family, never taken.