CareHaven is an independent software company building private apps that carry the mental load of caring for someone with complex needs.
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CareHaven is an independent, for-profit software company building private apps for families caring for someone with complex needs — autism, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, dementia, and more. Its first app, also called CareHaven, keeps medications, appointments, patterns, and caregiver handoffs in one calm place. Your care log is encrypted so that only you — and the people you invite into your circle — can read it. No account, no ads, no data resale. Two further apps are in development: Groundwork (a working title), an IEP and 504 advocacy tool for parents, and ChoreLight, a chores app to help a child build independence. Founded by a Birmingham security professional who built the first app for his own family. CareHaven for iPhone is in free beta at carehaven.org/beta; Groundwork and ChoreLight are not yet available to install and have no announced release date.
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Shawn Sharp is a Birmingham-based security professional and University of Alabama at Birmingham graduate (BS and MBA). After his own family spent years coordinating complex care for their son — the medications, the specialists, the appointments, and the constant work of remembering it all — he couldn't find a tool that fit. So he built one. His background in security shaped CareHaven's defining choice: every entry is encrypted so that only he and his family can read it, with no account and no central database anyone could read. CareHaven is the app he wishes his family had from the start.
The beta is open — the fastest way to understand CareHaven is to use it.
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