Unsubscribe without the maze.
Tiny grey links, “are you sure?” pages, pre-ticked boxes. Hark walks through the whole unsubscribe flow for you and stops for approval before the last click.
Finds the hidden link
Even when it is one grey word at the bottom.
Handles the follow-up page
Unticks boxes and picks “all emails” when you want out completely.
Asks before confirming
Changing a subscription is a final step, so you approve it.
How to do it
Step by step, with Hark.
Open the newsletter email
In Gmail or Outlook on the web.
Ask Hark to unsubscribe
In Agent mode.
Watch it find the link and open the page
Hark reads the options on the preferences page.
Approve
Hark asks before it confirms the change.
Prompts to try
Copy, paste, done.
Tips
- Only unsubscribe from senders you recognise; for obvious spam, use your mail service’s “Report spam” instead of clicking links.
- Tell Hark what to keep: “receipts yes, promotions no”.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is it safe to let AI click unsubscribe links?
For legitimate senders, yes. For suspicious emails, do not click anything — mark them as spam. Hark acts only when you ask and shows each step.
Can Hark unsubscribe from many newsletters at once?
Hark works on one email at a time, in the tab you have open.
Does it work if the page asks me to log in?
Hark will ask you to log in yourself and can continue afterwards.
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