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Harmony by UnanimasOne read before you send: your intent, what the recipient needs, the risk if you don't change a thing.
Interpretation Lens
Recipient: Needs precise, unambiguous criteria and clear ownership of requirements to avoid misalignment.
Relational Risks
Interpretation Lens
Recipient: Requires concrete evidence, structured accountability, and systemic framing. Will dismiss emotional language unless tied to verifiable operational failures.
Relational Risks
Harmony gives you options matched to the recipient, not a template. You pick, you send. No prompting required.
Hi,
I'm concerned the direction of the event has shifted without alignment on its core purpose. My team invested significant effort in the version that's already resonating with the community, but we haven't had a chance to discuss whether the priority is ministerial presence or community impact.
To avoid further disruption, I'd appreciate clarity on which objective we're optimising for before we proceed.
Hi,
The event my team built around weeks was designed to maximise community engagement, and we've already seen positive response. But with the shift in direction and no discussion on priorities, I'm unsure whether we're aiming for ministerial presence or community impact.
Can we pause briefly to confirm the primary objective so I can align my next steps accordingly?
Harmony shows its work. What's kept, what's changed, and why it fits this reader, every time you send.
I retained your frustration and key facts but removed the accusatory tone. This frames your concern as a need for strategic clarity, not defiance, which invites dialogue instead of resistance.
I preserved your raw truth but framed it as a formal audit list — this matches how leadership operates. By adding a clear deadline, I prevent delay without inventing a new timeline. You're not begging. You're demanding accountability.
PII and PCI data is sanitised before it reaches our translation engine. We call this Data Serenity™: privacy handled before translation, not after.
The full security posture is set out on the Trust page.
Three inboxes on a hard day. Each starts the same way: a message that breaks someone's focus and dares them to answer in kind.
UC Irvine (2008)
"It takes an average of 23 minutes to regain deep focus after a single digital interruption."
Read StudyHR manager and sales director
A sales director fires off a blunt demand about a wellness policy. The HR manager's first draft back is defensive, and he knows it.
Harmony flags the relational risk and offers a version that keeps his professional voice while giving her the structure she's asking for. The follow-up is a short sync, not a week of mediation.
Claims specialist and underwriter
A claims specialist writes an urgent appeal from a place of empathy for the client. The underwriter reads it as an accusation and starts a clinical reply that would cost him the relationship.
Harmony flags how the draft will be read and offers options that hold the regulatory line without dismissing the person behind it.
Senior account executive and prospective client
Dozens of replies are pending as the end-of-month target closes in. Fatigue is making the calls now: forty minutes lost second-guessing each draft, warmth that reads as manufactured, a discount offered before the client ever raised an objection.
Harmony flags the commercial and interpersonal risks in each draft and offers rewrites that hold his position, in his own voice.
Harmony lives natively inside the email client you already use, Outlook or Gmail. There is no new platform to learn, no change management overhead, and no context-switching to a separate tool.
You write your draft as you normally would. Harmony works from inside the window you're already in.
Most teams are up and running within a single session.
Harmony supports Gmail and Outlook, with the same sidebar and the same output in both.
There is no separate app; the sidebar is the product.
AI writers and LLMs cater to the sender, not the recipient. Harmony writes for the person receiving the message.
Harmony doesn't use tone defaults like 'professional', 'casual', or 'concise'. It considers the recipient's communication style and rewrites your draft in your voice, the way they need to hear it, so the exchange keeps its momentum.
No. Harmony corrects spelling and grammar automatically as it translates, but that's a by-product. Grammar tools correct the text you wrote; Harmony translates what you meant for the person receiving it.
No. Harmony rewrites your draft in your voice, matched to the recipient, rather than imposing a house style.
Fewer rewrites on the way out, faster replies on the way back.
Harmony stops the second-guessing before you send, and because each message is written the way its recipient processes information, the exchange keeps its momentum instead of coming back with questions about what you meant.
Yes. High performers think more carefully about what they say. That takes energy.
Harmony isn't fixing 'bad' writing. It's giving your best people their cognitive bandwidth back.
It stops them burning out on admin so they can focus on the hard stuff.
We're onboarding a limited cohort. Tell us what your team needs, and we'll reach out within two business days.