Frank Addante's Hello Haven raises $15M for personal AI that remembers and acts

Mayfield backed Hello Haven as the Rubicon Project co-founders reunited around persistent, cross-channel personal context.

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Why it matters

Hello Haven is betting the durable layer in consumer AI will be a user's memory and permissions, sitting above whichever model handles each task. That position could control the handoff between people, models and everyday apps.

A person works on a tablet displaying a personalized interface in a modern, well-lit office space.

Frank Addante, the repeat founder behind Rubicon Project, and engineer Duc Chau launched Hello Haven, a personal AI company, on September 17th with $15 million in pre-seed funding led by Mayfield.…

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