Bring schedules in
Turn a readable screenshot or photo into reviewed events. Add a plan in everyday language, or share a public event page from Safari and review the details Haven finds.
A Maple alternative for iPhone
A calm next home for the family schedule.
Haven may be a strong Maple alternative for iPhone families who want a focused shared calendar. It helps capture schedules, assign the right people, surface conflicts, and bring back useful details through briefings and reminders.
Maple helped make invisible family work visible.
When a family organization service winds down, replacing it is not as simple as installing another app. The real question is which parts your household used every week: a shared calendar, lists and chores, meal planning, or a place to coordinate everything. Haven is a good fit for one of those needs in particular—the family schedule.
The biggest difference
Haven is a family calendar, not an all-in-one household hub.
That focus is intentional. Haven makes it easier to get schedule information in, understand what matters, and get useful information back out.
Understand the day
Assign children and a responsible parent. Keep locations, notes, and checklists with the event. Surface real conflicts.
Get the plan back out
Use morning and week-ahead briefings, leave-time and pickup reminders, or ask a question about the family schedule.
Keep what already works
Your work calendar can stay yours.
Apple, Google, and Outlook or Exchange calendars already connected to your iPhone can appear read-only in your Haven view. They do not appear for your Haven partner.
When an outside event affects the household—work travel is a good example—open it and tap Copy into Haven. Haven prepares a new shared event with the title, date, time, and location filled in. Review it, save it, and only that copy enters the family calendar.
A practical move
Start with the next 30 days.
Haven does not claim a one-tap Maple account migration. A smaller, reviewable move is more realistic.
Move the live schedule first
Add the practices, appointments, school dates, and trips your family still needs to act on.
Create recurring routines
Set up weekly practices and other repeating commitments. Add the right attendees, driver, location, and checklist.
Invite your partner
Use Haven’s iCloud sharing so both adults can see and update the same family plan.
Best for
Haven is a good Maple replacement when…
The calendar was the part you relied on
You mainly need the family to know what is happening, who is involved, and when to act.
Your plans arrive as screenshots
Team schedules, school sheets, and invitations should not become a night of manual entry.
Your family uses iPhone
Haven is built for iOS and shares the family plan with an invited partner through iCloud.
An honest fit
Choose something else if…
- You want Maple’s broader mix of meal planning, grocery lists, chores, and other household workflows. Haven does not try to replace all of those categories.
- Your household needs Android or a web app. Haven is currently focused on iPhone.
- You expect a complete automatic transfer from Maple. Haven does not connect to Maple accounts.
- You want passive inbox or message scanning. Haven only works with information your family chooses to add or share.
Explore the fit
What Haven can help with next
Import schedule screenshots
See the review-first path from an image to family calendar events.
Add an event from a link
Share a public event page or paste its URL, then review the details Haven finds.
Share the mental load
Understand how the calendar can carry more of the remembering.
Manage sports schedules
Keep team pictures, recurring practices, rides, gear, and conflicts together.
Know when to leave
Use event locations, a home address, and Maps travel time for a departure estimate.
Read the Haven vs Maple comparison
Review the narrower head-to-head comparison and its source notes.
Questions after Maple
Maple alternative FAQ
What is a good Maple alternative for iPhone?
Haven may be a good Maple alternative for iPhone families who mainly need a focused shared calendar, easier schedule capture, family assignments, conflict detection, briefings, and travel-time reminders.
Is Haven the same kind of app as Maple?
Not exactly. Maple was a broader family organization product. Haven intentionally stays centered on the calendar and the work around each event rather than adding separate meal, grocery, and chore systems.
Can I move Maple schedules into Haven?
Haven does not offer a one-tap Maple account import. Families can rebuild the next useful part of the schedule by adding events directly or importing readable screenshots, photos, text, and links, then reviewing before saving.
Can Haven show my work calendar without sharing it with my partner?
Yes. A user can turn on Apple, Google, and Outlook or Exchange calendars already connected to the iPhone. Those events appear read-only only in that user's Haven view. Copy into Haven prepares a separate event for review when one should be added to the shared family calendar.
Is Haven available on Android?
No. Haven is currently focused on iPhone and iOS.
How much does Haven cost?
Haven’s current product data lists a monthly subscription at $4.99 and a yearly subscription at $49.99 in the United States. App Store pricing can vary by region.
Bring the next part of the schedule.
Start with the dates your family still needs. Add them carefully, invite your partner, and build from there.
Download Haven on the App Store