Open Source First
We believe the best tools are built in the open. Harmony Proxy is MIT licensed, and we contribute upstream to projects we depend on.
About Runbeam
Built by developers, for developers
We're a team of engineers who got tired of building the same integration patterns over and over. So we built Runbeam to turn complex data connections into simple, reliable solutions that just work.
Our Story
From integration nightmares to elegant solutions
It started with a familiar problem: connecting a legacy hospital system to modern cloud infrastructure. What should have been a straightforward integration turned into months of custom middleware, brittle connections, and midnight debugging sessions.
We realized the healthcare industry wasn't unique—every sector struggles with data silos, incompatible APIs, and the complexity of modern integration patterns. The tools existed, but they were either too expensive, too complex, or too closed to adapt to real-world requirements.
Our Principles
How we build software that matters
Developer Experience
Integration shouldn't require a PhD in distributed systems. Our tools work the way developers expect them to work.
Production Ready
We build for the real world where systems fail, networks are slow, and data is messy. Reliability isn't optional.
Community Driven
The best solutions come from the people using them daily. We listen, contribute, and build together.
Our Approach
Code first, community always
Every line of code we write starts with a real problem. We build solutions we'd want to use, then share them with the community that helped us identify the problem in the first place.
Harmony Proxy began as an internal tool to solve healthcare integration challenges. Today it's an open-source foundation that powers data connections across industries, with contributions from developers around the world.
The full Runbeam platform is our vision for what integration could look like— but Harmony Proxy is our commitment to what integration should be: open, accessible, and built for developers.
Join the Community
Help us build the future of data integration
Whether you're contributing code, reporting bugs, or sharing your integration challenges, you're part of making data connectivity better for everyone.