About this app

First read the situation. Then shape your sentence. THE BOUNDARY MESSAGE WORKSHOP Describe a request in a few taps: when you are actually available, how urgent it is, whether setting a boundary feels safe in this context, and whether you want a warm or a direct tone. A template engine on your device drafts a message for you to review and edit. • When urgency or safety is unclear, it suggests clarifying scope and coordinating instead of a flat no • Real emergencies and on-call duties get a different path • Nothing is sent automatically: writing a draft and sending it stay separate • Your drafts are never shared with your employer Luna the seal tries to guide every ship into the harbor at once. A lighthouse doesn't control the whole sea; it makes a safe passage visible. THE TWELVE LESSONS What a request really asks, power and safety before boundaries, stating your availability concretely, when two priorities collide, a different route in a genuine emergency, choosing your tone, an end-of-workday signal, why the whole load isn't only yours to carry, and keeping sensitive text private. GOOD TO KNOW EchoHarbor is general self-help education about workplace communication. It is not legal, HR or medical advice. No account needed. FREE AND PREMIUM The practice tool above and lessons 1–6 are free, with ads. Premium is an auto-renewing subscription: it unlocks lessons 7–12, encrypted backup and reminder/calendar export, and removes ads. Cancel anytime in Google Play.