A Mother's Village
A community app is only as good as how close its members are. Here is how Haven opens, community by community.
A community app connects people who live near each other for practical support — a pickup, a meal, an hour of childcare — rather than connecting strangers by interest across the internet.
The measure is not how many members it has. It is whether the person who answers can actually get to you.
A national group with fifty thousand members can answer a question in seconds and cannot help you at 5pm on a Tuesday. A village of eighty people two streets away can.
Haven opens one community at a time. The first villages open on Ontario, British Columbia, in fall 2026 — the Greater Toronto Area — with a founding cohort of local mothers.
By where people are already waiting. When you join the waitlist you can tell us where you live, and that genuinely decides the order — we open where there are already enough neighbours to make a village work.
An app that connects people who live near each other for practical, local support — rather than connecting people by interest across the whole internet.
Not yet. Haven opens community by community, starting in Ontario in fall 2026. Joining the waitlist and telling us where you live helps decide which community opens next.
A local network only works once enough people nearby have joined. Launching everywhere at once produces empty villages in every city instead of a working one in a single place.
Real screens from Haven, opening in Ontario in fall 2026.
A village is more than mothers — it is everyone nearby with an hour to spare.
Behind the scenes of building Haven — the community, the mothers, and the road to launch in Ontario.
Add your email and we'll write once — the day your village opens. Tell us where you are and it helps us choose the next community.
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