About us
Meet the team
Built by people who have run the rehearsal schedule, and written the software behind it.
Why we built HarmoniqSuite
After nearly two decades managing orchestras and performing arts organizations, our CEO and founder knew the job inside and out — including everything that made it harder than it needed to be. Years were spent building workarounds, filling gaps, and making do with tools that weren't designed for orchestras. Eventually, instead of patching the problem, we built the solution.
HarmoniqSuite is a single platform for administrators and musicians alike. Scheduling, programming, hiring, communication and administrative workflows. All of it, designed to work together intuitively and beautifully, without a steep learning curve or an enterprise price tag.
We built it for the mid-sized and smaller orchestras that have always deserved better, and we made sure it was affordable enough that no organization ever has to be priced out.
Our motto is work smarter, not harder. When everything runs smoothly and communication is clear, musicians can walk in and focus entirely on the music. That's the environment every great orchestra deserves, and HarmoniqSuite is how you build it.
Anna Harris
I’ve spent the past two decades in Artistic Operations, managing the schedules, rosters, contracts and logistics that support the work of the talented artists on stage. I’ve done that work at regional orchestras, major institutions and academic programs, and I still love it.
At every one of them, I ended up building the same fix: a better way to get information to the people who needed it. Sometimes that was a musician portal, sometimes a smarter scheduling system, sometimes just a rehearsal calendar that didn’t live in four different documents. I was tired of formatting, re-entering and updating the same details over and over, so Paul and I built the solution with HarmoniqSuite.
It helps that I’ve always liked making things. Art, music, pottery, the occasional DIY project, and now software. HarmoniqSuite is the most useful of the lot.
Paul Jardetzky
I’ve been building software for most of my career, from academic research to Silicon Valley, where I’ve worked on operating systems, networking, storage and distributed systems across research labs, startups, and technology companies. I have a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge. While I was there, I was also one of the original developers of the Trojan Room Coffee Pot—an early experiment in networked computing that unexpectedly became the world’s first webcam. It was a fun example of the kind of thing I’ve always enjoyed: building something useful simply because we could.
HarmoniqSuite grew out of work with my cofounder Anna, solving a problem she experienced every day: the complexity of managing an orchestra and all the people, schedules, performances, and details that go along with it.
See how HarmoniqSuite can improve your workflows.
Questions about pricing, onboarding or anything else? info@harmoniqsuite.com