CareHaven is a private, on-device app for caregivers. The summary below is the whole story; the rest of this page is the receipts.
The app does not collect:
Everything you log — feedings, behaviors, sleep, vitals, doctor visits, milestones, goals, contacts, custom routines, photos attached to entries — is written to your iPhone's local SwiftData store using Apple's encrypted device storage. We have no way to retrieve it from our end.
If you delete the app, the data goes with it (unless you've made a backup or enabled iCloud sync).
You can opt in to auto-backup in Settings → Privacy & Data. When enabled, the app writes a .chbak file to your Files app on a schedule you choose. The file is AES-256-GCM encrypted with a password only you know — without that password, the file is unreadable, including by us.
You control where the file goes (iCloud Drive, Dropbox, your own NAS, anywhere). We never see it.
If you enable iCloud sync (Settings → Sync), the app routes the SwiftData store through Apple's CloudKit Private Database. This is Apple's end-to-end encrypted storage scoped to your Apple ID. The contents are unreadable to Apple, to us, and to anyone who isn't signed into your Apple ID with your authentication.
Sync is off by default. Turning it off after using it leaves a copy in iCloud which you can delete from Settings → Apple ID → iCloud → Manage Account Storage on your device.
The app integrates with Apple Health for sleep, vitals, cycle, and body measurements. Reads happen only with your explicit permission via Apple's standard authorization flow. Writes happen when you log a vital, sleep entry, or cycle day in the app.
HealthKit data flows directly between Apple Health and the app's local store on your iPhone. It does not pass through any server we run, and no third-party SDK in the app reads HealthKit values.
The app includes optional AI features for medication info, pattern commentary on your own log, and visit-summary parsing. The data flow when you use these:
The provider receives only the stripped query, not your identity. We don't operate any server-side caching or logging of these queries. The AI tier is enrichment — the deterministic chart underneath is always the source of truth, and AI never makes decisions for you.
The third-party providers CareHaven sends these stripped queries to are:
Each provider's privacy policy governs how they handle the request on their side. Because we strip identifiers before any call, the data they receive isn't associated with you or your care recipient by CareHaven. We don't share customer data with either provider for training; we use them as inference endpoints only.
You can disable AI features entirely in Settings → Privacy & Data. With AI disabled, no data leaves the device through these features.
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The signup form sends your email to Mailchimp via single opt-in so we can email you when CareHaven is ready for early-access testing. You can unsubscribe with one click. We use Mailchimp's standard opt-in confirmation and never share or resell the list.
CareHaven is designed for caregivers — adults logging care on behalf of a person they're responsible for. The app does not target users under 13 directly. The data about a person (your child, your aging parent, your sibling) is yours as their caregiver; we have no access to it.
If you're a minor caregiver yourself (e.g., a teen sibling), the app still works the same way. We don't collect anything from you either.
Because we don't have your data, most data-rights requests don't apply — there's nothing on our end for you to access, correct, or delete. The only thing we do hold is your email address if you signed up for the launch list. To remove that:
If you delete the app from your iPhone, the local store goes with it. If you have iCloud sync enabled, follow Apple's instructions to delete app data from iCloud (Settings → Apple ID → iCloud → Manage Account Storage → CareHaven).
If we ever change the privacy posture in a meaningful way (add telemetry, change what's collected, add ads, etc.), we'll:
We're not planning any of those changes. The privacy-first stance is the product, not a feature we'd compromise.
CareHaven is a tracking and coordination tool. It is not FDA-approved, not regulated as a medical device, and shouldn't be used to diagnose or make medical decisions. The app makes this disclosure inline (Settings → About) and on the homepage. Always consult your healthcare provider.
Questions, complaints, or requests: reply to any CareHaven email, or use the contact form on the homepage. We read every message.