Haven IQ

For families

The family organizer that keeps everyone on the same page

School forms, permission slips, checkups, renewals, practice schedules. Family life runs on information — Haven IQ gives it one shared, secure home, so it stops running on one person's memory.

Sound familiar?

Every family has a version of these. None of them are a character flaw — they're what happens when a household's information lives in six places.

The enrollment form ambush
The school form wants vaccination dates, the pediatrician's phone number, and an insurance policy number — and suddenly you're digging through a drawer, a portal, and a photo roll at 10pm.
One person is the household's memory
Somehow, one of you knows where everything is, when everything renews, and which kid needs what signed. That's not organization — that's a single point of failure who'd like a day off.
Three calendars and a group chat
Practice moved, the dentist rescheduled, the field trip needs a form. When the plan lives in scattered apps and threads, someone always finds out in the parking lot.
“It's in the filing cabinet. Probably.”
Birth certificates, the car title, last year's tax letter — filed once, years ago, by a system only one of you remembers inventing.

How Haven IQ helps

One place, shared on your terms

Haven IQ holds your family's documents, dates, and details together — and lets each person see exactly what they should.

Documents that file themselves
Photograph the school form or upload the policy. Haven IQ reads it, pulls out the dates and details, and files it where you'd look — after you approve what it found.
A calendar the whole family can trust
Personal and shared calendars, plus feeds into Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar — so the dentist appointment shows up where each of you already looks.
Reminders before things sneak up
When a document mentions a renewal or an expiration, Haven IQ offers the reminder. Approve it once, and the date stops living in anyone's head.
Everyone sees what they should
Owners, members, and viewers — with privacy down to the individual record. Share the calendar and the insurance details; keep the salary letter to yourself.
Tasks that don't fall on one person
The one-off errand and the monthly filter change alike — captured, assigned, and visible, so the household's work is something you can actually see and share.
Answers when you need them
“When does the car insurance renew?” “Where's Maya's vaccination record?” Ask in plain language and get the answer, with the source document attached.

Everything above is available today, on the free plan. The features page has the full picture.

Common questions

What can each family member see?

That's up to you. Haven IQ has owner, member, and viewer roles, and every record can be private to you or shared. A partner might see everything, while a grandparent helping with school pickups sees only the family calendar.

How is this different from a shared drive or notes app?

A shared drive stores files; Haven IQ understands them. Upload a policy and it becomes coverage details, renewal dates, and reminders — reviewed by you — not just a PDF you have to open and reread. And unlike notes, permissions are real: private stays private.

Do we all need separate accounts?

Each adult gets their own sign-in — that's what makes permissions and privacy work. You invite family members by email, and they join your household with the role you choose.

What does it cost for a family?

Haven IQ is free during early access — every account gets the full experience. A free plan will always exist, and Family Pro (which removes the limits) will be priced before early access ends, with plenty of notice.

All of life. In one secure place.

Know where everything is.

Start with one thing — the password you keep resetting, the renewal date you keep meaning to write down. Haven IQ takes it from there, one less scattered piece at a time.

Free during early access · No credit card · Your information stays yours