Long form? One sentence.
Registration forms, applications, contact forms, surveys. Tell Hark the details in plain words and it types them into the right fields — then waits for your OK to submit.
No more tabbing through 30 fields
Hark reads the labels and puts each answer where it belongs.
Everything stays visible
The form fills in front of you, so mistakes are easy to spot.
Sensitive fields are yours
Hark does not fill passwords, one-time codes or card numbers.
How to do it
Step by step, with Hark.
Open the form
Any ordinary web form in Chrome.
Give Hark the details
Type or dictate them in one message.
Watch the fields fill
Hark matches each detail to the right field.
Check and approve
Review the form; Hark asks before pressing Submit.
Prompts to try
Copy, paste, done.
Tips
- Paste the details as a simple list — Hark will map them.
- Say “don’t submit” if you only want the fields filled.
- For dropdowns with unusual options, tell Hark which option you expect.
FAQ
Questions, answered
How is this different from Chrome autofill?
Autofill only knows saved addresses and cards and matches by field type. Hark reads the form’s labels and can fill any field from what you tell it — reason for visit, company size, a free-text answer.
Does Hark store my details?
No. The details you type are used for the task and are not stored on our servers. Your chat history stays in your browser.
Will it submit the form without asking?
No. Submitting is a final step and always needs your approval.
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