Hark
VerifiedPersonal AI assistant with memory that can browse, book and handle tasks
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Hark
What it is
Hark is a consumer AI assistant from the company of the same name, founded by Brett Adcock. You chat with it in a single ongoing thread, and it keeps persistent memory so responses reflect your preferences over time. Projects organize larger efforts such as job searches or trip planning. Its Handoff agent works in its own browser to research, compare options, place orders and complete multi-step tasks, and it checks in before actions that need your approval. Action Buttons suggest next steps, and custom Panels act as mini apps connected to services like Strava, Spotify and Venmo. Hark runs on the web, iOS and Android, with a free tier and paid plans that raise usage limits.
Key features
- Persistent memory across chats
- Handoff browsing agent for tasks
- Projects for larger goals
- Panels connected to apps
What we liked
- + Acts on tasks, not just answers
- + Available on web, iOS and Android
- + Free tier includes all features
Worth noting
- · Usage limits are not published
- · New product still building out
Editor's notes
More context from AI BirdView
Hark aims to be the assistant that actually gets things done. Rather than stopping at advice, its Handoff agent can open a browser, compare options and complete tasks like booking or ordering, while pausing for your approval at key moments. Paired with persistent memory, it is designed to feel more like a capable helper than a search box.
- A single chat thread with memory that learns your preferences
- Handoff agent that browses, researches and completes multi-step tasks
- Projects for organizing bigger efforts such as trips or job hunts
- Action Buttons that suggest and carry out prioritized tasks
- Custom Panels linked to services like Strava, Spotify and Venmo
It is best for busy people who want help with errands, research and planning across the week. The company says it uses end-to-end encryption, and reports indicate paid tiers mainly add usage rather than features. A practical tip: start with a low-stakes errand, such as comparing restaurant options, to see how the agent asks for approval before you trust it with purchases.
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