Havyn

What Havyn is

Havyn is a child check-in app for worship centers, schools, daycares, and camps. It runs in a browser: children check in with a single-use code, and parents are notified when that happens. Collection is limited to a parent, guardian, or adult specifically approved by a parent. Delegated pickup is temporary and single-use, authorized by code and private PIN or approved live in the app. Organizations get a live roster with allergy flags and can search by child, family, or parent. If a child remains checked in after a session closes, Havyn alerts the organization and parent and repeats reminders until pickup. Multiple locations can have their own sessions and check-in. Havyn says child information is shared only with family guardians and the organization handling the check-in, and that it does not share user data with advertisers. Organizations can start free, and parents are always free; a free trial is also offered. Native App Store and Google Play apps are described as coming soon.

Who it suits

Havyn suits worship centers, schools, daycares, and camps that need child check-in and pickup controls. Its browser-based service includes tools for organizations managing multiple locations.

Limits

Organizations can create a space and run check-in for free, and parents are always free. Badge printing is unavailable. Havyn runs in a browser; native App Store and Google Play apps are described as coming soon.

Getting started

1. Open Havyn in a browser.
2. Create an organization space and set up its sessions and locations.
3. Use mobile check-in with single-use codes.
4. Set parent or guardian permissions for pickup, including temporary delegated pickup when needed.
5. Use the live roster and alerts to follow check-in and pickup.

Verdict

Havyn offers check-in, authorized pickup, and overdue alerts for child-serving organizations. Its browser access and lack of badge printing are worth noting before choosing it.