Hark Pro is a proactive personal AI assistant for people who want a delegate to handle their daily online errands, launched on October 6, 2026 by Brett Adcock's startup Hark, also behind Figure AI and Archer Aviation. Unlike a chatbot that waits for prompts, Hark acts first: it books travel, pays bills, and manages tasks across your accounts.
Core Features
- Handoff, Hark's cloud computer, drives up to six browsers at once and can log into millions of websites to finish forms and confirmations on your behalf.
- A persistent memory layer stores preferences such as seat choices, food likes, and document formats, and reuses them across tasks; you can ask it to forget anything.
- Action Buttons turn a suggestion into a one-tap task, like cancelling a subscription or paying an invoice.
- Projects give longer work its own thread and files, while Panels surface mini-apps pulling from Strava, Spotify, Venmo, and ParentSquare.
- Connects to Google and Outlook through API, reads files, and reaches external tools and databases via Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Use Cases
- Busy professionals who want bills, rides, and bookings handled without opening a dozen apps.
- Families tracking school calendars, lunch-card balances, and shared subscriptions in one place.
- Proactive nudges, like spotting a parking spot when you book a cinema ticket.
Pricing
Hark Pro is free to use, with Hark Pro squared at $20 per month for 2x usage and Hark Pro cubed at $100 per month for 10x. Hark raised a $700M Series A at a $6B valuation, with NVIDIA and AMD Ventures among backers; hardware devices arrive in 2027.
Our Take
Best for people drowning in small digital errands who want a delegate rather than a search box. Trade-off: you hand a cloud agent your passwords and card details through Secured by Hark, an encrypted vault Hark says it cannot see, so it is convenience for trust. See related tools in our AI Chat tools category.
