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Understand the reading. Remember the deadline.

Summaries when you are short on time, explanations when the text is dense, and a Tracker for every assignment date in your course emails.

A patient explainer

Ask the same thing three ways.

Diagrams and screenshots

Attach a picture and ask about it.

Deadlines in one list

Assignments, exams, sign-ups.

How to do it

Step by step, with Hark.

Open the reading

Any course page or article.

Ask for the outline

Then ask about the parts you did not get.

Test yourself

Ask Hark to quiz you.

Track due dates

Scan course emails for deadlines.

Prompts to try

Copy, paste, done.

Explain this section in simple terms
Quiz me on the key points of this page
What does this diagram show?
Add the deadlines in this email to Tracker

Tips

  • Use Hark to understand, then write in your own words — follow your school’s rules on AI.
  • Ask for an explanation “with an everyday example”.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Is using Hark allowed at my school?

Rules differ. Hark is a reading and organisation aid; check your institution’s policy on AI tools, especially for graded work.

Does Hark write essays?

Hark can draft text, but its strength is helping you understand sources and stay organised.

Is there a student discount?

Not at the moment. The free plan and the yearly plan are the lowest-cost options.

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