Use case · Tracker mode

Never miss a due date again.

The electricity bill, the domain renewal, the form that is due Friday. Hark pulls the dates out of your emails and pages and lines them up.

Bills with amounts

Hark records the amount next to the date when it is in the text.

Renewals too

Subscriptions and trials that will charge you get a date.

A list, not another inbox

Short, sorted and yours to tick off.

How to do it

Step by step, with Hark.

Open the bill or reminder

An email or a billing page.

Scan it

Tap “Scan this email” or ask Hark for the deadlines.

Save the items

Bills, subscriptions and deadlines each get their own type.

Glance at Tracker

Overdue first, then what is coming.

Prompts to try

Copy, paste, done.

Add tasks & dates to Tracker
What do I need to pay, and by when?
Scan this email for deadlines

Tips

  • Scan trial confirmation emails so you remember to cancel in time.
  • Add a note such as “pay from joint account”.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does Hark send reminders?

Tracker shows what is overdue and upcoming whenever you open Hark. It does not send notifications.

Does Hark pay bills?

No. Hark never enters payment details. It helps you see what is due and when.

Where is this data stored?

In your browser’s local extension storage, not on our servers.

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