Moderation is craft.
Every audience has its own rhythm and its own bad actors. Software should respect that — not flatten it into one global filter.
About
Built with creators, not at them.
Why we exist
Havyyn started with a simple frustration — building an audience across Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok meant living in three apps that didn’t talk to each other, and the moderation tools each one shipped weren’t getting any better.
After too many evenings copy-pasting between tabs, hiding the same spam comment for the fifth time, and missing real questions buried under emoji noise, the idea was simple: build the tool that should already exist. One place to moderate. Smart rules. Real understanding of what your audience is saying.
We’re a small team, we ship every week, and we’d rather get one thing right than ten things half-right. Right now, that one thing is moderation.
Jeremy Anderson — Founder, 2026
What we believe
Four things we won’t compromise on.
Tools should disappear.
The best interface is the one you use for ten minutes and then close. We measure success in afternoons returned.
AI is an assistant, not a manager.
The AI proposes. You decide. Every model output is auditable, overridable, and explainable in one sentence.
Creators own their audience.
Your comment data is yours. We export everything, anytime, in plain formats. No lock-in.
How we work
Small team. Weekly ships.
- 2026
- Year founded
- Every week
- Public ship cadence
- ≤ 2 hrs
- Support response, weekdays
- Open
- Roadmap visibility
- Full export
- Data ownership policy
- 3–30 days
- Bug fix to release
Try the thing we built for you.
Free for fourteen days. No card. Connect a channel and feel the difference inside an hour.