The Ultimate Survival App
SURVIVR - the best survival app
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The one thing that unites and enabled the formation of this website was artificial intelligence. From the beginnings of Chat GPT to the latest art and creative tools, innovation and technology has driven the very essence of what Neurohaven has evolved into. It’s now 2026, 4 years on from when the company was born. We have evolved in many ways, our creative branch is now a separate arm of the company which includes music, art, video and animation.
As AI tools have matured, so have we. Entering 2026, Neurohaven continues to move with the times—adapting, building, and pushing forward as technology reshapes what is possible.
We believe 2026 will be remembered as the year Neurohaven launched its App Store—our most significant AI-driven expansion to date. In the months ahead, expect rapid development, new ideas, and a steady release of practical, intelligent tools designed for real-world use.
To set the ball rolling, January 2026 marks the launch of SURVIVR.
SURVIVR is an essential, completely free application designed to help people stay informed, connected, and resilient in extreme circumstances. From natural disasters to infrastructure failures, SURVIVR brings together real-time situational awareness and modern technology into a single, accessible platform—because in moments that matter most, information can save lives.
This is just the beginning.
Coming soon
Topic of the week
Each week we select a different topic to highlight the importance and relevance of the issues.
Week beginning Monday 19th January 2026:
latest publication
ADHD isn’t driving the rise in disability benefit claims. DWP data is clear:
- ADHD accounts for ~0.1% of working-age disability claims.
- Autism and severe mental-health conditions account for the vast majority.
- Long Covid and chronic illness are major drivers of rising long-term sickness. (ONS, DWP, NHS Digital)
Linking ADHD to welfare costs risks stigma, delays diagnosis, and distracts from the real issues: declining public health, under-resourced services, and untreated mental illness.
ADHD isn’t the problem. Lack of support is.
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Dyslexia
Dyslexia
