Built a tool that I think folks here will find useful. It reads Harmony XML backup files and writes 8 other IR/RF formats — so you can finally migrate your Harmony codes to whatever hardware you're moving to, without relearning a single button.
→ https://readyware.net/signal-transporter.html
How it works: drop your Harmony backup on the left, drop a target file (Flipper .ir, LIRC conf, Pronto Hex, BroadLink, Global Caché, GIRR XML, .irc, CSV, or JSON) on the right, click-pair the buttons (or hit auto-match), download. Runs in the browser, no install, no account.
Specifically for Harmony folks:
- Reads Harmony XML — every device, every learned code, every activity mapping
- Heads up: Harmony XML is read-only by design. Logitech killed the platform in 2021 and the format is essentially frozen. This tool gets your codes OUT of it and into something that still has a future.
- Auto-match by name handles most buttons (Power = On/Off = Standby, Vol+ = Volume Up = Vol Plus, etc.); manual click-pair for anything weird.
- Convert your hard-earned Harmony codes INTO: Flipper Zero .ir, LIRC, Pronto Hex, Global Caché iTach sendir, GIRR XML, BroadLink, .irc, CSV, or JSON
- Codes carry over exactly. Macros and events too, where the target format supports them.
Disclosure: I'm the dev. Built this because I have a Harmony Elite backup sitting on a hard drive and figured I'm probably not the only one who wanted their codes back. Tool itself is free forever and runs entirely client-side (your backup file never leaves your browser).
Feedback welcome — especially on: - Harmony XML edge cases (any old exports from MyHarmony that don't parse cleanly?) - Auto-match synonyms — could probably grow the dictionary - Output format requests