YOUR AI CO-WRITER

Finish the song
that's stuck in you.

Harmon reads your whole draft, hears what you're reaching for, and writes the next line with you — rhyme, meter, the true detail. A co-writer in the page, not a chatbot in another tab.

✦ No credit card✦ Your notebook stays yours
HARMON — “INTERSTATE HYMN”
CHORUS
Hold on, hold on, the seams will keep,
We patched the roof with what we own,
You talk the storm out in your sleep,
And I sleep best when I'm at home.
Harmon
“patched the roof” — more hands-on than “fixed.” Warmer.
KEEPUNDO
READS YOUR WHOLE DRAFTWRITES IN YOUR PAGEKNOWS RHYME & METERCHASES THE TRUE LINE

A co-writer who actually reads the song

Not prompts and paste. Harmon works line by line in your notebook — analyzing what's there and offering the next honest move.

READS & ANALYZES

It sees what your verse is really doing

Ask for a read and Harmon maps your rhyme scheme, flags the line that's leaning on a cliché, and points to where the energy dips — quoting your actual words, not generic advice.

Get a read on your draft →
how's this verse landing?
Rhyme scheme's ABAB and tight. But “heart of gold” is doing the heavy lifting — it's the one borrowed phrase in an otherwise specific verse. What was she actually like?
A · keepB · sleep1 cliché flagged
give me a line that hurts a little more
Try: “I still set two cups down out of habit”
HARMON PROPOSED — REPLACE L4KEEPUNDO
WRITES WITH YOU

Real lines, one tap into the song

Harmon proposes an actual lyric — in your voice, matched to your rhyme and meter. Tap Keep and it drops into the exact line; every version is saved, and edit one chorus and the rest follow.

Write your next line →
FINDS THE TRUTH

It digs for the line you're avoiding

Songs die on the general and live on the specific. When a lyric stays guarded, Harmon asks the one good question that trades the cliché for the true, uncomfortable detail — the coffee cup you still can't move.

Find your true line →
I want to say I miss her
Don't say “I miss you” — show it. What's the smallest thing in the house that still stops you?
…her handwriting on the grocery list

From blank page to finished song

01

Start anywhere

A hook, a feeling, a voice memo, or lyrics pasted from your notes. Harmon meets you at whatever you've got.

02

Write together

Ask for rhymes, a chorus read, a bridge. Keep the lines that ring true — they land right in the page.

03

Share & export

Send a private link, or export to Google Docs, Pages, PDF, and your notes. The song goes wherever you do.

Start free. Upgrade when it clicks.

No credit card to begin. Cancel anytime.

FREE
$0
forever
✦ Up to 5 songs✦ The co-writer on 2 songs✦ Rhyme & structure tools✦ Export to TXT & PDF
Start free
MOST POPULAR
PRO
$19.99/mo
billed monthly
Unlimited songs & co-writing✦ Every structure, rhyme & genre tool✦ Version history & snapshots✦ Share links, Google Docs & Pages export✦ Notebook-wide memory
Go Pro →

The song is already in you.
Let's finish it.

Open a blank page and write your first line with Harmon — free, no card, in about ten seconds.

Start writing free →
Harmon — the songwriter's notebook