Frequency for Teams

A team isn't a list of people. It's the web between them.

See your team as a constellation of relationships — every pairing read, the strong connections and the tense ones lit up, each with its own operating manual. Not a ranking of who's “best,” but a map of how this specific group actually works together.

Strong resonance Steady Watch — friction named
Tap any line and you get the pairwise Resonance Report for those two — the friction named, the Day-1 manual attached. The map always resolves back to two people at a time.
Beyond the individual

From self-insight to an operating system.

Every person starts with their own Frequency. Pair them and you get chemistry. Bring the whole group in and the chemistry becomes infrastructure — something you can actually run the team on.

Every pairing, not the average

A team report isn't one blended score. It's the full web of two-person reads — because the friction that derails a team almost always lives in a specific relationship, not in a group mean.

The manual scales with you

New hire joining a team of nine? You instantly get nine fresh Day-1 manuals — how they'll mesh with each person they'll work beside, ready before their first standup.

What the constellation unlocks

Run the team on what you can finally see.

Pair the right two

Putting two people on a project together? See the resonance first, and start them with the manual instead of the misunderstanding.

Onboard without the guesswork

Every new teammate arrives with a relationship map already drawn — so week one is about working, not decoding each other.

Name the tension early

The watch-out lines are the ones to talk about now. Naming a friction in week one is a conversation; finding it in month six is a resignation.

Workspace-based, never per-seat

Add the whole team without watching a meter.

Unlimited Resonance Reports and the team constellation, priced by workspace so you're never penalized for reading one more relationship.

$150/mo · ≤15 people
$350/mo · ≤40
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Map your team's frequency.

Start with your own profile — free — then bring the people you build with.