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Quick answers for Network, Labs, Reso9+, Studio, support, reports, and legal documents.

The public hub for HarmoNight products, branches, support, FAQ, and legal pages.

What is Harmo|Ny/(i)-ght Network?

Harmo|Ny/(i)-ght Network is the website hub that connects the public HarmoNight branches, product pages, Support Center, FAQ, and Legal pages under harmonight.com.

What can I find on Network?

You can find public product pages, the Labs branch, the reserved Studio branch, support and report routes, FAQ answers, and legal documents for the website and active products.

What are the branches?

Labs is the software branch for apps. Studio is reserved for future music, video, production, and publishing work. Network connects both branches from one home.

Where do I go for help?

Use the Support Center. Choose HarmoNight Web for website, FAQ, Legal, or branch-page questions. Choose Reso9+ for app help, product questions, or app reports.

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Do I need an account to use the website?

No. The public website, FAQ, Support Center, and Legal pages work without a HarmoNight account.

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The software branch for HarmoNight apps, product pages, support, and app legal documents.

What is Harmo|Ny/(i)-ght Labs?

Labs is the HarmoNight software branch. It is where public apps, app pages, product support routes, and product-specific legal documents live.

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What is public in Labs right now?

The Reso9+ product preview, support pages, and documents are public. The other app slots are reserved; their product pages are not open yet.

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What do locked app slots mean?

A locked slot is only a reserved space on the Labs page. It is not a download link, beta signup, or public product.

Where do I get help with a Labs app?

Use the Support Center and choose the product you need help with. For Reso9+, use the Reso9+ support or report route so the request keeps the right product context.

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Labs Product

Help for Reso9+ features, customization, local processing, permissions, safety, and reports.

What is Reso9+?

Reso9+ is a customizable mobile app for light, signal, rhythm, resonance visuals, tuning, personal hearing checks, music analysis, and Forge.

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What can I do with Reso9+?

Use Torch, Screen, SOS, and Morse for light and signals; Moon and Candle for ambience; Metronome and Tune for music practice. Rhythm and Resonance make sound visible. Sonic DNA estimates music characteristics, Hear offers personal headphone hearing checks, and Forge is a local idle game.

Can I customize the drawer, dock, and favorite scene?

Yes. The drawer lets you choose what appears in your layout, pin a favorite scene, hide scenes you do not want in the dock, reorder scenes, and reset the layout.

What does local core mean?

Local core means the main app experience is processed and saved on your device by default. That includes microphone-based analysis, hearing checks, generated share cards, scene settings, layout choices, local libraries, and Forge progress.

Why can Reso9+ ask for microphone, torch, motion, or Photos access?

The microphone supports Tune, Rhythm, Resonance, Sonic DNA, sound-reactive Screen effects, and Candle blow detection. Hear plays locally generated tones. Torch or camera-related access supports flashlight output where required. Motion supports Candle behavior. Photos or media access is used when you choose to save a generated share card.

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Does Reso9+ upload audio, photos, or test results?

The app does not upload raw microphone audio, camera images, Photos library content, saved results, or Forge progress by default. Copying results and saving a share card are local actions; you choose whether to share them elsewhere. Submitting a report sends the report details when delivery is enabled.

What should I know before using bright light, flashing, sound, or haptics?

Start low, use comfortable settings, avoid faces and eyes with bright light, and stop if you feel discomfort. Do not use distracting light, sound, or haptics around traffic, machinery, or situations that need full attention.

How should I use SOS?

Use SOS as an extra device signal. In an urgent situation, call the local emergency number first when you can, then use the flashing torch or screen if it helps. Optional haptics let you feel the pulse.

How should I use Hear?

Use Hear as a personal, headphone-first check for noticing relative hearing patterns. For pain, sudden changes, ringing, dizziness, or health concerns, use professional care.

How accurate are Tune, Resonance, and Sonic DNA?

Results depend on the phone microphone, room noise, distance, signal quality, instrument tone, and device performance. They work best as helpful estimates and creative feedback, not as a studio meter or song ID service.

What does Reso9+ save?

Reso9+ can save preferences, scene settings, pinned scene choice, dock order, hidden or visible scene choices, Forge progress, report drafts, and user-created libraries such as Resonance snapshots, Sonic DNA reads, Hear results, and generated share cards.

Can I delete or export my Reso9+ data?

You can delete saved feature sessions where the app offers that control. You can also copy, export, save, or share supported outputs. If you remove the app or clear local data, local saves may be removed from the device.

How do I report a Reso9+ problem?

Use the in-app Report feature when possible, or report from the website Support Center. Include what happened, what you expected, your device, app version if you know it, and the scene or feature involved. Do not include passwords, payment details, private keys, tokens, or sensitive personal information.

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The reserved branch for future HarmoNight music, video, recording, production, and publishing.

What is Harmo|Ny/(i)-ght Studio?

Studio is the reserved HarmoNight branch for music, video, recording, production, publishing, and broader creative work. Public projects are not open here yet.

How is Studio different from Labs?

Labs is the open software branch. Studio is reserved for music, video, production, and publishing work. Both sit under HarmoNight Network.

Where can I find official Studio links?

Use harmonight.com as the source for official Studio links. If a release or profile is not linked from Network, treat it as outside the current public website.

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Support

Help for choosing the right support route and sending useful reports.

Where do I ask for help?

Use the Support Center. Choose HarmoNight Web for website, FAQ, Legal, branch-page, or support-page questions. Choose Reso9+ for app help, store listing questions, product privacy, product accessibility, or app reports.

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When should I choose support instead of report?

Choose Get help when you need a reply. Choose Report a problem when something is broken, unclear, inaccessible, or not working as expected.

Do I need to share an email?

Support requests that need a reply require an email address and permission to contact you. Reports can stay anonymous unless you choose to include an email for follow-up.

What details make a support request useful?

Include the product or page, what you expected to happen, what actually happened, steps to reproduce the issue, device and browser or app version if relevant, and whether the problem happens every time.

What should I avoid sending?

Do not include passwords, payment details, recovery codes, private keys, API keys, tokens, seed phrases, medical records, government IDs, precise location, or unrelated personal information. Send only what is needed to understand the question or issue.

Where do privacy, accessibility, and security requests go?

Choose Privacy / data for privacy or deletion questions, Accessibility for access barriers, and Security for responsible security reports.

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