The Raven Group's residential work now runs under a brand of its own — Sentient Haven. The same discipline we bring to business infrastructure, pointed at the house: one network, one control layer, one set of automations, and an intelligence layer that never has to leave the building.
Built on
Open platforms, hardware you own.
A house usually collects its technology one purchase at a time — a thermostat here, a camera there, five apps that know nothing about each other. Sentient Haven designs the whole thing as a single system instead.
Lighting, climate, locks, shades, and sensors on one control layer — with scenes and routines built around how the house is actually used.
An open foundation you own, designed and installed properly, so the house keeps working on the day the internet does not.
A language-model layer you can ask in plain English, running on hardware inside the house rather than in someone else's cloud.
Enterprise-grade thinking applied to residential infrastructure: segmented networks, real coverage, and cameras and access you can actually trust.
Most homes start at one of two levels. Estates, multi-building properties, and wellness residences are scoped one at a time. What each tier includes is set out in full on sentienthaven.com.
A unified control layer for the modern home.
A home that understands intent, context, and routine.
sentienthaven.com is the fully branded site — both tiers in detail, each service on a page of its own, the full service area, and the questions homeowners ask first.
Denver and the Front Range
The apps that don't talk to each other, the cameras you don't trust, the routines that almost work. Sentient Haven designs the architecture, the implementation path, and the intelligent layer on top — around how you actually live.
