Sheltered
While a block is on, it stays closed.
Haven shows exactly when it opens again.

For students, parents and anyone who's had enough.
The feeds take hours a day. Haven keeps them closed on the schedule you set, so your focus, your evenings and your years come back.
I spend a day on screens, and I'm .
That's 12 years of your waking life on a screen. Haven aims to win back 23 days of it this year.
An hour on the feed, from 10:36 to 11:48 at night. In that time you could have read 30 pages, gone for a run, called a friend, learned three chords, cooked a real dinner or slept an hour earlier.
You open it for a second. An hour later you're foggy, restless, and tired in a way sleep doesn't fix. You didn't even enjoy most of it.
That's brainrot, and it isn't a willpower problem. Those apps are designed to keep you there, by people who are very good at it. Haven is on your side of the screen.
How it works
Haven only uses color when something is happening to your time. Green while a block is on. Ember when time comes back to you.


Sheltered
Haven shows exactly when it opens again.

Given back
Your streak and focus hours add up across the week.

Everything else
No badges, no nagging, nothing to tend.

The hours you lose quietly add up to years. Get them back as days you'd choose.
The brainrot lifts: less fog, less of the itch to check, energy left at the end of the day.
Tell Haven your goal. It's what you see when you reach for a distraction.
Screens out of bed. Evenings that are yours, and mornings that start on purpose.
Ambition, on the block screen
Tell Haven what you're working toward. When you open something blocked, it doesn't scold you. For one second, it reminds you.


What Haven does
Your days, your hours. Closed and reopened on time.

YouTube Shorts and the home feed, blocked. Watch pages, fine.

Half an hour of social apps. Three opens of Instagram. Then tomorrow.

Works in Safari, Chrome, Arc, Firefox and more.
Your score, your streak, and where the week went.

A sound to settle into, so the quiet has something in it.

Difficulty
Decide once, while you're calm. Then the moment you reach for a distraction isn't the moment you decide.
0:00
Take a break whenever you need one. Good for building the habit.
0:15 › 0:30 › 1:00
Breaks are allowed, but each one asks you to wait a little longer than the last.
1 emergency pass a week
No breaks and no off switch. Save the pass for the day you truly need it.
Coming soon
The same shelter in your pocket: a focus session on your Lock Screen, and your goal on every app you block. Your plan will work there too.



Questions
No. Haven is paid from day one, with no free tier and no trial. If it doesn't give you back more than it costs, cancel anytime from your account.
Any app on your Mac, and websites by page: a whole site, just its feed, or specific pages. It works in Safari, Chrome, Arc, Firefox and more. Block on a schedule, cap with a daily time limit, or limit how many times a day something opens.
That's up to the level you chose. Easy lets you take a break. Harder makes you wait a little longer each time. Hardcore only opens with your once-a-week emergency pass.
Not yet. Haven is made for the Mac first. When the iPhone app ships, the plan you already have works there too, at no extra cost. Every plan already covers unlimited Macs.
Sign in with Apple or Google. Checkout is handled by Whop in your browser, then you're sent straight back to the app. One plan works on your Mac and, when the iPhone app ships, your iPhone too.
No trial, no tiers. Cancel anytime.