FOR NEWSLETTER AND COMMUNITY CREATORS

Introductions your members actually take.

Havem matches two members from your community, gets the call booked, and tells you it happened.

Illustration of two people connected by a paper airplane, with a note reading "You two should meet"

Why creators use Havem

A reason to grow your list

"Meet someone from this community" is a stronger reason to subscribe than another issue in an inbox. Havem gives you a feature worth mentioning in every pitch.

A reason to stay subscribed

Content churns. Relationships don't. Members who've met someone through your community are the ones still reading at issue two hundred.

What they joined for in the first place

Most people join a community hoping to meet someone, not just read someone. Havem is how that actually happens, instead of hoping it happens in the comments.

Other tools introduce people. Havem gets them on a call — and tells you it happened.

An intro email is the easy 80%. The hard part — getting two people from "sure, sounds good" to an actual booked call, and telling you whether it happened — is the part Havem was built for.

Other tools

Send an intro email, and consider the job done.

Havem

Gets the call booked, and tells you it happened.

Five tools, one goal

Havem matches two members with a stated reason, sends the invite, and books the call — so your community gets real relationships instead of another thread nobody replies to.

Great for: newsletter and community creators who want members meeting each other, not just reading another issue.

Every member gets a searchable profile — who they are, what they do, what they are looking for — so your community stops depending on you to make the introduction.

Great for: communities where members keep asking "who else is here that does X?"

Group members into small accountability pods, set a shared goal, and let Havem track who is keeping their streak — quietly, never with a countdown timer.

Great for: communities built around a habit — writing, fitness, building in public — where showing up is the whole point.

Havem groups members into small tables of four to six for a scheduled session, matched on what they said they wanted to get out of it.

Great for: communities running recurring meetups who want the room to feel intentional, not like breakout-room roulette.

A running leaderboard of who is showing up — intros taken, calls completed, challenges finished — so your most active members get seen, calmly.

Great for: communities that want to recognize their most active members without running a spreadsheet by hand.

You'll hate it if you want…

  • members to remember a password
  • to do manual scheduling
  • to wonder whether anyone actually met

Many of us are one conversation away from a different year.

That's the whole idea. Havem finds it, books it, and lets you know when it happens.