AI Startup Hello Haven Raises $15M in Pre-Seed Funding

The company plans to use the funding to expand its personal AI platform, make it portable across more devices and products, and launch a developer platform for third-party integrations.

Founded by serial entrepreneurs Frank Addante and Duc Chau, Hello Haven has emerged from stealth with Haven, a personal AI digital twin designed to act as a private and persistent AI assistant for each user.

What is Hello Haven?

Hello Haven is building a personal AI digital twin called Haven. The platform creates a private memory graph for each user that learns their preferences, relationships, history, and decisions over time.

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Haven uses this information to understand requests, make decisions, choose the right AI models or tools, and complete tasks on behalf of the user.

The platform can work across phone, voice, text, email, web, and the Haven app. This allows users to start a task on one channel and continue it on another while keeping the same memory and context.

Haven can prepare daily briefings, manage inboxes, send follow-ups, process returns, place orders, and make calls. Users can also create recurring tasks using plain language, such as reminders or calls before appointments and meetings.

The company says Haven is designed as an operating system for a person's life. Its orchestration layer manages a user's identity, memory, judgment, permissions, and intent, while selecting the AI models and applications needed for different tasks.

Hello Haven says its platform draws on more than 500 AI models and more than 100 app integrations.

How Much Funding Has Hello Haven Raised?

Hello Haven has raised $15 million in its Pre-Seed funding round.

The latest round was led by Mayfield. The source does not provide details of any other participating investors or previous funding rounds.

Who Invested in Hello Haven’s Pre-Seed Round?

Mayfield led Hello Haven's $15 million Pre-Seed funding round.

The source does not identify other participating investors.

Why the Funding Matters

Hello Haven will use the new funding to develop its personal AI platform further and expand its reach across different devices and products.

The company also plans to open its developer platform, allowing creators and developers to build code and no-code applications that connect with an individual's Haven.

Hello Haven plans to make the digital twin portable across applications, televisions, automobiles, connected devices, and robotics.

Who founded Hello Haven?

Hello Haven was founded by serial entrepreneurs Frank Addante and Duc Chau.

The company is headquartered in Park City, Utah.

The source does not provide the company's founding year.

Leadership Comments

"Haven is your true digital twin. While a personal assistant knows what you asked it to do, Haven knows what you would do and proactively does it for you," said Frank Addante, founder and CEO at Haven. "Your Haven remembers the choices you have made and the boundaries you have set, so it can act without asking you to start over each time."

"The first wave of AI gave us chatbots that could answer almost any question. The next wave will know you, remember what matters, and do the work. Personal AI that works persistently for you is the ultimate AI product," said Navin Chaddha, managing partner at Mayfield.

Market and Business Growth

Hello Haven has emerged from stealth with Haven as its first personal AI digital twin platform.

The company says more than 500 AI models power Haven and integrate with more than 100 applications.

Its platform is designed to maintain a user's memory and context across phone, voice, text, email, web, and the Haven app.

What Happens Next?

Hello Haven plans to expand its personal AI platform and make Haven portable across more devices and products.

The company will also open its developer platform for third-party integrations and allow developers to build applications that connect to users' personal AI digital twins.

The expansion is expected to extend Haven's use across applications, televisions, automobiles, connected devices, and robotics.

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