Human-led. Harbor-supported.

Know which clients are slipping
before they go quiet.

Harbor flags the client relationships going quiet and keeps Account Activity current with relevant personnel and market changes — history that lives with the agency, not one person's memory.

Harbor chart dashboard showing client relationships as vessels drifting between Harbor and open water, with an attention queue, six-week wake trails, and a selected-client detail panel.

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Our team understands high-stakes client relationships through work with

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What Harbor does

One clear view of every client relationship.

Relationship flags, Account Activity, and shared client context stay connected — without another system for your team to maintain.

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It reads the flags you'd never track by hand

Harbor watches four relationship patterns across your client channels — quietly, from metadata, every day. Nothing to log.

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Flag detection

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Response latency vs each relationship's own 28-day baseline
Communication frequency against its 4-week mean
Which client stakeholders are still engaged — and who went quiet
A rolling 14-day read on sentiment and tone
Relationship activityThis month

Harbor keeps this current automatically

No manual updates. No relationship context lost between handovers.

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Integrations

Relationship context from the tools your clients already use.

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SlackAvailable now
GmailAvailable now
GranolaComing soon
Project toolsComing soon
AnalyticsComing soon
More sourcesComing soon
The flagging system

Four flags that move before a relationship breaks.

Harbor reads what is already happening in Slack and Gmail, then makes subtle relationship change visible without asking your team to log a thing.

Harbor learns each stakeholder's normal cadence, then watches for drift. A partner who used to reply same-day now taking a week is a stronger churn flag than any raw number — because it's relative to how that relationship actually behaves.

Replies that used to take 4 hours now take 11 days.

  • Compared with each relationship's own normal cadence
  • Measured per stakeholder, not as one account-wide average
  • Surfaces sustained drift before the renewal conversation
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Response latency

Per-stakeholder reply times, measured against a rolling 28-day baseline for each relationship.

REPLIES 4H → 11D
CHANNEL VOLUME −34% VS 4WK
CEO QUIET 3 WEEKS
TONE: COLLABORATIVE → TRANSACTIONAL
3 RELATIONSHIPS NEED ATTENTION
ACCOUNT ACTIVITY · MONITORING
The decay timeline

The same client. Two trajectories.

Caught early, a quiet relationship becomes an invested partnership. Missed, it fades from slowing replies to a lost renewal.

With Harbor — caught early
Without Harbor — quiet decay
RevenueTimelineQ1Q2Q3Q4Q1Replies slowingStakeholder drop-offTone shiftRenewal lostHealthy commsExpansion opportunityPartner conversationsInvested partnership

One churned £15k/mo client = £180k of lost annual revenue.

How Harbor works

Everything your team needs to see relationship change clearly.

Slack + Gmail available now
Four raw relationship flags
Continuous account activity
Client Context Pages
Stakeholder activity map
No manual CRM updates
Shared relationship memory
Admin-controlled sources
Client Context Pages

Nobody's head is the database.

Client history that belongs to the agency, not the account manager.

Right now, your most valuable client context lives in one person's memory — which threads went cold, what was promised in March, why the CEO went quiet. When they're on holiday, it's unavailable. When they leave, it's gone. Harbor keeps the record itself: every signal, every brief, every shift in the relationship, in one place anyone on the account can reach. The knowledge stops being someone's property and becomes the agency's asset.

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Full history
  1. Jan 2024Note

    Kicked off retail rebrand

    Scope, timeline and £15k/mo retainer agreed with their CMO.

  2. May 2024Gmail

    Expanded into campaign work

    Added paid social after the launch outperformed targets.

  3. Sep 2024Slack

    Escalation, then resolved

    Missed a deadline; recovered trust with a revised delivery plan.

  4. Feb 2025Flag

    Their CEO went quiet

    Sponsor stopped weighing in — Harbor flagged it week one.

  5. Apr 2025Gmail

    Renewal conversation opened

    Re-engaged the sponsor early, ahead of the contract date.

Handover used to mean a doc written from memory the week someone left. Now it means sending a link.

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The full flag timeline

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Past briefs for that client

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The stakeholder map

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Its channel mappings

Pricing

Priced per user. Built for agencies.

Start free on one client, or bring your whole client book. No credit card to try Harbor in early access.

Early access is free. These are the prices founding agencies will lock in at a discount when billing begins.

Free

£0

1 user · 1 client

Continuous Account Activity for your single most important client. Best for trying Harbor with one account before you scale up.

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Solo

£29/ user / month

Up to 5 clients

For fractional client leads and small studios with a client book they can't afford to lose.

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Agency

£79/ user / month

Min 3 users · Unlimited clients

For 20–100 person agencies with retainer clients. Account Activity history, audit log, and per-user access controls.

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Enterprise — SSO, audit API, MCP, dedicated support — from £150/user/mo. Get early access

Roadmap

Today, continuous Account Activity. Over time, the relationship layer for every agency.

What ships today is the wedge — a continuously updated view of client relationships and relevant company change. Here's what's on the roadmap. None of it is available yet; we're building it deliberately, one earned feature at a time.

Next · Mid 2026

Live dashboard + chat assistant

In development

An always-on relationship dashboard. Ask Harbor in plain English — “which clients should I prioritise this week?” — and get answers grounded in your data.

Next · Mid 2026

MCP access for AI agents

Planned

Connect Harbor to your AI tools. Your Claude, Cursor, or in-house assistant can query relationship flags directly — the data layer for AI-first agencies.

Later · 2027

Multi-source intelligence

On the horizon

Beyond Slack and Gmail — meeting transcripts, project tools, analytics signals. The full relationship picture in one feed.

Free early access

Start watching your first account.

Be one of the first agencies on Harbor. Connect Slack and Gmail, add your client accounts, and Harbor keeps their activity current.

Frequently
asked questions

What does Harbor actually read?

Harbor connects to the Slack channels and Gmail threads you authorize and reads relationship metadata — reply timing, message frequency, and who's active. Message text is used only for sentiment, then purged. It never stores the words themselves.

Do I have to log anything or update a CRM?

No. Harbor reads what's already happening in Slack and Gmail, then keeps Account Activity current automatically. There's nothing to enter, nothing to migrate, and no weekly admin.

What appears in Account Activity?

Account Activity continuously brings together relevant changes around each client company — including personnel moves and market developments — with the relationship flags Harbor already tracks.

Does it work with Gmail?

Yes. Slack and Gmail are both available now, using the same relationship flags across opted-in client channels and authorized email threads.

Is my clients' data safe?

Yes. Per-channel opt-in, message bodies purged after sentiment analysis (configurable down to 7 days), OAuth tokens encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, and a full audit trail of everything Harbor computes and sends.

How is this different from a CRM?

A CRM needs manual updates and tracks deals. Harbor needs zero data entry and tracks relationship health — the communication flags a CRM simply can't see.

Who can see a Client Context Page?

Context pages are shared with your team, scoped by your access controls — the record is the agency's, visibility is yours to set.

What's on a Client Context Page?

The flag timeline for that relationship, its Account Activity history, the stakeholder activity map, and which channels Harbor watches. It's read-only and updates automatically — nothing to maintain.

How long does setup take?

A few minutes: connect Slack and Gmail, choose the client channels and email sources Harbor should watch, and add your client accounts. Harbor then starts keeping their activity current.

What does it cost?

Harbor is in early access right now. Join the list and we'll share pricing along with your invite.