Ask the page. Get the answer.
Long article, dense documentation, terms and conditions, a product page with too many tabs — let Hark read it and tell you what you need to know.
What you get
Built to save you real minutes.
One-tap summaries
“Summarize this page” gives you the point in a few short bullets and why it matters.
Key points and numbers
Pull out the facts, figures and dates without rereading.
Follow-up questions
Keep asking. Hark remembers the conversation and the page.
Right-click actions
Select any text, right-click and choose Ask, Summarize or Add to Tracker.
Fast or Smart
Quick everyday answers, or deeper reasoning when the question is hard.
Only when you turn it on
Hark reads a tab only after you enable “Use this tab” or tap a page action.
A reading companion, not a search engine
Hark answers from the page you are actually looking at, so the answer is grounded in that text rather than in whatever the model remembers. That makes it useful for pages a search engine cannot see: your company wiki, a ticket, a dashboard, a long comment thread.
Because Hark sits in Chrome’s side panel, the page stays visible while you read the answer — no tab switching, no copy and paste.
Works with your words, your voice or an image
Type the question, say it out loud, or attach a screenshot and ask about it with image understanding.
How to use it
3 steps, about a minute.
Open any page
An article, a doc, a product page, a forum thread.
Open Hark and tap a suggestion
Press Alt+Shift+H, then choose “Summarize this page”.
Ask what you really want to know
Hark answers from the page content.
FAQ
Questions, answered
How do I summarize a web page with Hark?
Open the page, open Hark with Alt+Shift+H and tap “Summarize this page”. You get a short bullet summary and can ask follow-up questions.
Can Hark read pages behind a login?
Yes. Hark reads the page as it appears in your tab, so it can work with pages you are signed in to — for example an internal tool. It only does so when you turn on “Use this tab” or tap a page action.
Is there a length limit?
Very long pages are shortened before they are sent to the AI model, so for book-length documents ask about a specific section or select the text you care about.
Does Hark summarize YouTube videos or PDFs?
Hark works with the text visible on the web page. It can use text shown by a web-based viewer, but it does not download files or transcribe audio and video.
Hand your next task to Hark.
Add it to Chrome, open the side panel and say what you need. It takes about ten seconds.
Free plan included · No account needed · Works in Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOS