One list for everything you’re waiting on.
Delivery dates, reservations, bills, renewals and deadlines hide in emails and confirmation pages. Hark finds them and keeps them in one tidy, dated list.
What you get
Built to save you real minutes.
Scan a page or email
One tap on “Scan this page” or “Scan this email” and Hark proposes what is worth tracking.
Eight kinds of items
Tasks, orders, bookings, deadlines, events, bills, subscriptions and anything else.
Sorted by time
Overdue first, then upcoming, then items without a date, then done.
Yours to edit
Add items by hand, change dates, add a note or a link back to the source.
Check things off
Mark an item done and it moves out of the way without disappearing.
Stored locally
Tracker lives in your browser’s extension storage. It is not synced to our servers.
Why a tracker belongs next to an agent
An assistant that books a table should also remember the booking. When Hark’s agent completes something with a date attached, or when the email assistant spots a deadline, it can go straight into Tracker. The result is a single place that answers the question you ask yourself ten times a day: “What am I waiting for, and what is due?”
You choose what is saved
Hark never builds the list behind your back. A scan runs only when you tap it, the page or email text is sent once to find candidate items, and you pick which ones to keep. The saved items stay in your browser; the scanned text is not stored on our servers.
How to use it
4 steps, about a minute.
Open a confirmation email or order page
Anything with a date, an amount or a to-do in it.
Tap “Scan this page” in Tracker
Or right-click selected text and choose “Add to Hark Tracker”.
Keep the items you want
Hark shows what it found, with type and date. Save all or only some.
Check them off as life happens
Open Tracker any time to see what is overdue and what is next.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What can I track with Hark?
Orders and deliveries, restaurant and travel bookings, bills and payment dates, subscriptions and renewals, deadlines, events and plain tasks. Each item can have a date, a note and a link.
Does Tracker follow my packages automatically?
No. Tracker does not connect to carriers or shops and does not watch your inbox. It saves the details found on the page or email you scan — for example the delivery date in a confirmation email — and you update or check off items yourself.
Where is my Tracker stored?
In your browser’s local extension storage on your device. It is not uploaded to or synced with our servers. “Delete all my data” in Settings removes it.
Can I add items manually?
Yes. Tap “Add”, choose a type, give it a title and optionally a date, a note and a link.
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