Harmony Cloud
What a cloud workspace is, what it is not, and the one rule every page in this section follows: local Harmony stays free and keeps working.
PREVIEW
Harmony Cloud is in preview. This section is published before general availability so the terms, the data handling and the limits can be read first. Everything here is optional; nothing changes the application you have now.
Harmony is free and runs on your machine. That is the product.
Harmony Cloud adds one thing: a workspace — a Linux machine we run for you, with your repository on it, that keeps going when your laptop is closed, asleep or somewhere else. You send work to it from Harmony, stack prompts for it to run in order, watch it from a terminal, and bring the result home when you choose.
What it does not change
- Local Harmony stays free, with every feature it has today.
- Nothing is sent unless you send it. Sending a repository shows you every file that would leave and every file that was refused before anything moves.
- We never hold your provider keys. A workspace ships with Claude Code and Codex CLI signed out; you sign in inside it, and the credential stays there. Harmony sells the machine and never resells model access. See What runs in the cloud, and what does not.
- If we are down, Harmony is not. Local Harmony does not depend on our servers.
Pricing
One paid plan, billed on the website. The current figures are on the pricing page — they live in exactly one place in our code and this documentation does not repeat them, so the two cannot disagree. Payment happens on the website only; the app never asks for a card.
Where to look
- Quickstart — from install to a workspace, and back
- Core vs Cloud — a comparison that says "no" where the answer is no
- Data handling — what we store, what we never store, what deletion does
- Reliability — what we commit to, and what we do not yet
- FAQ — the questions people actually ask