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About Harmny
Learn your part at home. Arrive ready.
Most choirs still learn music the way they always have. The conductor sends a recording, singers run it a few times at home, then everyone meets on Thursday. Harmny is built to make that middle bit easier.
The problem
- Part recordings arrive by email, WhatsApp and memory stick, and half of them go missing.
- Singers aren't sure which songs are for this week, so they practise the wrong ones or none.
- Conductors can't tell who has learned what until the room goes quiet at bar twelve.
What Harmny does
For singers
- Your songs for the next rehearsal, on one screen, with your part ready to play.
- Slow a song down without changing the pitch, loop the hard bit, and keep a metronome going.
- Download songs to your phone so they play with no signal.
- Mark each song New, Learning or Ready, so you know where you stand.
For conductors
- Pick the songs for each rehearsal once, and every singer in the group sees them.
- See how ready each section is before you walk in, without asking anyone to report back.
- Share a playlist with a link, and send a note to the whole choir.
What you can count on
- Plain choir language
- Parts, songs, sets and rehearsals. No jargon, no settings maze.
- Easy to read
- Large, clear type chosen for legibility, and a proper dark mode for evening practice.
- Names, not email addresses
- Singers in a group see each other by name only.
- Your recordings stay yours
- Songs you add are private to you unless you share them.
Made in Dublin
Harmny is a small, independent app made in Dublin, Ireland. It's still growing, and it gets better when choirs tell us what's missing or confusing.
If something doesn't work the way you expected, get in touch.
Try it with your choir
Add a song, invite your section, and see who's ready by Thursday.
Free to start. No card needed.