Use case · Agent mode

Apply to more jobs, type a lot less.

Every application asks for the same name, email, phone and work history in a different form. Give Hark the details once per session and let it do the typing.

Repetitive fields handled

Contact details and standard questions, typed for you.

Job posts decoded

Requirements and red flags in seconds.

Recruiter replies drafted

Polite, short, in the right language.

How to do it

Step by step, with Hark.

Open the job post

Ask Hark for the requirements in a few bullets.

Open the application form

Give Hark your details.

Review every field

Applications deserve a careful read.

Submit yourself or approve

Hark asks before the final click.

Prompts to try

Copy, paste, done.

Summarize this job post: must-haves, nice-to-haves, salary
Fill in this application with my details, but don’t submit
Draft a reply to this recruiter: interested, available Tuesday or Thursday

Tips

  • Write free-text answers yourself or edit Hark’s draft heavily — they should sound like you.
  • File uploads such as a CV are a step you do yourself.
  • Save interview dates to Tracker.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can Hark upload my CV?

No. Choosing and uploading files is a step you do yourself.

Will Hark submit applications automatically?

No. Submitting is a final step that needs your approval, and we recommend reviewing every application.

Do employers allow this?

Using an assistant to type your own details is like using autofill. Some sites restrict automation; use Hark only where that is allowed.

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