Harbor is by invitation.
Harbor remembers your working life so you don’t have to hold it. It is open to a small number of people at a time, so that every one of them gets an agent that actually knows them.
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What is worth your attention, and what it is waiting on.
One list, across work and home, ordered by what actually runs out first.
Ask
A conversation with memory over everything Harbor holds.
Not search. It answers from what it has read, and it names its sources every time.
Handled
What it did for you, and what it would not do without asking.
Every act is listed with the permission it used, and every one can be undone.
Every line tells you where it came from.
Not on a sources page you have to go and find. On the row. A date, a person, a channel — one click and you are looking at the message it was drawn from. If Harbor cannot show you, it does not say it.On the row, not on a page you have to go and find. One tap and you are looking at the message it was drawn from.
Cut any source, right where it sits.
The disconnect is beside the source, never buried in settings. Cut one and Harbor tells you exactly what it will stop knowing — before you confirm, not after.The disconnect is beside the source. Cut one and Harbor tells you what it will stop knowing — before you confirm.
Locked, and only you have the key
Harbor holds more about you than anything else you use. That is only reasonable if it is sealed to you — so it is, and the Trust page says exactly how.
Read the whole thing[YOUR TEXT] — Harbor’s prices are not set yet.
Start with one source. Add the rest when it has earned it.
Connect a single mailbox or one Slack workspace. Harbor shows you what it learned in the first hour, and you decide whether it gets more.