Broad audited coverage, without pretending one Latin design solves every writing system.
Harmonia Reading and Display share the same published character repertoire. Release 3.0 has 16 primary faces. The automated audit checked 11,152 encoded characters and found 0 character flags across 56 language samples.
Current original coverage
This supports a large set of modern languages using Latin, Greek and Cyrillic writing systems, including the diacritics needed by Vietnamese and many European languages.
Why some scripts are separate future modules
Arabic, Hebrew, Indic scripts, Southeast Asian scripts, CJK, Korean and other writing systems require native script expertise, shaping behavior and script specific spacing. Super Dyslexia does not substitute Latin geometry or borrowed outlines for those scripts merely to claim universal coverage.
Two family choices
Harmonia prioritizes calm familiarity and a premium contemporary texture.
Reader choice
Use the Font selector in the top menu to switch this entire page between Harmonia Reading and Display. The selection is stored locally in your browser and reused across the public site.