Every software decision feels expensive
Because nobody can see the full impact before the change is made. Harmony maps the blast radius up front so you choose the option you can actually defend.
Hidden coupling and quiet dependencies only surface after work begins. Harmony exposes the blast radius up front, so you can choose the option you can actually defend.
See the blast radius on a real system — no setup required.
See a sample reportBecause nobody can see the full impact before the change is made. Harmony maps the blast radius up front so you choose the option you can actually defend.
Rewrite vs refactor vs contain — with the technical implications spelled out next to each path.
Surface the hidden coupling that normally shows up halfway through delivery and breaks the plan.
Who this is for
For decision-makers about to authorize a change they can’t easily walk back.
You're weighing rewrite vs. refactor and need to see the blast radius before you commit.
You're evaluating a target and need to know what you're buying — and what changing it will cost.
You inherited a complex system and are accountable for it. You need a defensible picture before making big calls.
Your team built it. You're accountable for it. You need to understand it without slowing them down.
You need a fast, defensible technical read on a portfolio company — without booking weeks of interviews.
You need a board-ready view of the system without becoming the technical translator.
Tell us the move you’re considering: a rewrite, a migration, a deprecation, a consolidation.
Harmony walks the dependencies and surfaces what’s coupled to the area you’re about to touch.
Walk into the steering committee with a board-ready brief, a system map, and an honest cost picture.
No. Code is processed for analysis only and is never used to train models.
A repository — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps are all supported. Zipped sources work too.
First brief lands in days, not quarters. Most teams have a board-ready view within 48 hours of connecting a repo.
Teams get their first impact map in 48 hours. See it on a real codebase before any code is touched.