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Hark Pro: Operating system for your life.
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Hark Pro is a chat assistant that keeps a memory of your life and uses a computer in the cloud to act on websites for you. The developer presents it as a general personal assistant rather than a single-purpose tool. The listing says no agents or subscriptions are required.
It suits people who would rather describe a task in a chat window than log in to each site and fill in the forms themselves.
Hark logs in to OpenTable and makes a reservation for you. Its memory lets it look at your calendar for an open time and reuse your saved favorite restaurants. A friend's food allergies can be written into the booking.
The build we hold is Hark Pro 1.0.0-11 (APKS split bundle) for Android 12L and up.
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Once the table is set, Hark can create a button to request an Uber for that evening, so the ride is arranged from the same conversation.
The listing says Hark can order groceries and start product returns from the chat. It also manages your schedule. In each case the cloud computer works through the relevant websites, so you describe the task and do not open the sites yourself.
For complicated projects, Hark pulls in Google Docs and Slack messages so the work is followed in one place. It can also build mini apps, which the listing names alongside ordering, returns and scheduling as things you can ask it to do.
According to the listing, the full set of capabilities is shared across Android, iOS and the web, so the same chat and memory are available on each. The developer describes the chat as the main way to use the app, with the tools running behind it, and says the aim is to free time spent on screens.