Founder of a listed tool

Frank Addante

Founder and Chief Human, named behind the Haven listing on Anchor Terminal.

Frank Addante

Founder and Chief Human

Frank Addante founded Hello Haven, which makes Haven, a personal AI it calls a digital twin, and holds the title Chief Human. He earlier created Starting Point, one of the first search engines, and Mayfield, which backed him at Rubicon Project, led Haven's $15 million pre-seed round in September 2026.

What Frank builds

  • Haven F · Personal assistants

    Hosted personal AI assistant from Hello Haven, Inc. that a person reaches by phone call, text message, email, web or mobile app. It keeps a memory of the user and carries out tasks for them. In beta.

    Founder and Chief Human, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Frank Addante?

Frank Addante founded Hello Haven, which makes Haven, a personal AI it calls a digital twin, and holds the title Chief Human. He earlier created Starting Point, one of the first search engines, and Mayfield, which backed him at Rubicon Project, led Haven's $15 million pre-seed round in September 2026.

What does Hello Haven, Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Haven from Hello Haven, Inc.. Hosted personal AI assistant from Hello Haven, Inc. that a person reaches by phone call, text message, email, web or mobile app. It keeps a memory of the user and carries out tasks for them. In beta.

How are Frank's tools graded?

Haven is graded F, 22.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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