Sean Dorje, a two-time Y Combinator founder, built Harmony to solve a problem his own team faced while running operations on Discord. The tool acts as an AI notetaker, automatically joining calls to record, transcribe, and summarize conversations. It's designed for teams that have moved away from traditional platforms like Zoom and Slack, offering a free tier to encourage adoption.

Discord has evolved from a gaming chat service into a legitimate business communication platform, but it lacks native tools for capturing meeting outcomes. Harmony fills this gap by providing automated summaries, speaker analytics, and action item tracking. This addresses a key pain point for remote teams who need to retain information without manually taking notes during intense discussions.

Early users, including communities like Gypsy Squad and teams at Base10, report significant improvements in tracking decisions. The tool helps individuals with ADHD stay present while ensuring nothing is missed. By offering features like multi-language support and smart search, Harmony positions itself as an essential utility for any organization that relies on Discord for daily standups and critical meetings.