Harbor is a document editor built for proposals, briefs, and case studies. Write in a focused workspace, publish as a branded reading experience, and see exactly how your clients engage — what they read, where they stop, and when they come back.
Three surfaces, one document. A focused editor for writing, a branded reader for clients, and analytics that show you what happened after you hit send.
A focused editor with structured blocks for proposals, briefs, and recaps. Markdown, slash commands, and a bubble menu — never a toolbar in your way.
Every document gets a real reader experience — on your domain, with your brand, table of contents, comments, and granular access. No more PDF attachments.
See who read what, where they stopped, what they highlighted. Treat your writing like product — with feedback loops, not silence after send.
Every Harbor doc publishes as a real web page with your brand, a table of contents, search, and inline commenting. Clients read it in their browser — no downloads, no accounts, no friction.
Every published doc tracks views, scroll depth, time on each section, and reader reactions. Know if your champion opened it before the meeting — and which sections they skipped.
Outcome blocks define what success looks like. Project blocks reference live work. Every block is structured data inside your document — not just formatted text.
Set your access level, toggle analytics, and publish. Every publish creates a versioned snapshot — readers see what you shipped, not your latest draft. Roll back anytime.
Typed primitives for outcomes — roll up to a quarter view across every doc that mentions them.
See exactly where readers stop scrolling. Section-level dwell time on every published document.
Custom domains are now on every Harbor plan, including the free tier.
A daily summary of who read what across every doc you've shared. Wires into your existing Slack workflow.
Harbor turned proposals from the worst part of running my studio into the part I'm proudest to send. The reader analytics changed how I follow up — I can see exactly when to call.
I stopped sending PDFs the day I tried it. Clients click the link, see a real page, comment inline, and we're talking about the work instead of formatting.
Free for individuals. No credit card to start.