What will you hand off first?
14 everyday jobs Hark takes off your plate — in your inbox, on websites and in your head.
Summarize emails
Stop rereading forty messages to find the one decision.
Learn moreDraft email replies
Tell Hark the gist — “yes to Friday, budget by Thursday” — and get a complete, polite reply in the language of the email, placed right where you would type it.
Learn moreBook a restaurant table
Open the restaurant’s booking page, tell Hark what you want and watch it pick the date, the time and the number of guests.
Learn moreFill out forms
Registration forms, applications, contact forms, surveys.
Learn moreCompare prices
Search results and category pages are built to make comparing hard.
Learn moreUnsubscribe from newsletters
Tiny grey links, “are you sure?” pages, pre-ticked boxes.
Learn moreTrack orders and deliveries
Five shops, five confirmation emails, five different “your order is on its way” pages.
Learn moreTrack bills and deadlines
The electricity bill, the domain renewal, the form that is due Friday.
Learn moreSummarize web pages
Read the summary first, then decide whether the page deserves your next ten minutes.
Learn moreResearch assistant
Hark is the colleague who has already read the page: ask for the numbers, the method, the weak points or a plain-English version.
Learn moreJob applications
Every application asks for the same name, email, phone and work history in a different form.
Learn moreTravel planning
Hark fills the passenger forms, compares the options on the page and keeps every confirmation — flights, hotels, restaurants — in a single dated list.
Learn moreFor students
Summaries when you are short on time, explanations when the text is dense, and a Tracker for every assignment date in your course emails.
Learn moreFor freelancers and small business
Client emails, supplier forms, invoices due, domains renewing.
Learn moreHand 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