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Hark

Developer
Hark
Type
Personal Assistant

A personal agent from Hark, founded by Brett Adcock. It runs on the web, iOS, and Android, uses its own cloud computer to finish tasks on the sites you use, and is free to start, with paid plans for heavier use.

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Hark Oct 29, 2026Desktop

Hark brings its free AI assistant to the Mac

Hark is now available on macOS, announced by founder Brett Adcock, extending the free assistant that launched on web, iOS and Android earlier this month. Its Handoff agent runs errands on its own cloud computer, and can sign in to websites and make purchases on your behalf.

Your move: Download Hark for macOS from Hark's site - free tier available.

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Hark is now available on macOS, announced by founder Brett Adcock, extending the free assistant that launched on web, iOS and Android earlier this month. Its Handoff agent runs errands on its own cloud computer, and can sign in to websites and make purchases on your behalf.

Why it matters

A free, cross-device personal agent now sits on the desktop. The catch: Hark has not detailed any Mac-specific features, and handing a cloud computer your logins and purchases still takes trust.

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Hark Oct 6, 2026Launch

Hark launches Hark Pro, a free personal agent on web, iOS, and Android

On October 6, 2026, Brett Adcock's Hark released Hark Pro widely. It is a personal agent for the web, iOS, and Android. It uses its own cloud computer, called Handoff, to log in to sites and finish tasks. The app is free, and Hark says every feature stays on the free plan. A $20 monthly plan allows twice the usage, and a $100 monthly plan allows ten times the usage.

Your move: Free to start. $20 and $100 plans allow more usage

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On October 6, 2026, Brett Adcock's Hark released Hark Pro widely. It is a personal agent for the web, iOS, and Android. It uses its own cloud computer, called Handoff, to log in to sites and finish tasks. The app is free, and Hark says every feature stays on the free plan. A $20 monthly plan allows twice the usage, and a $100 monthly plan allows ten times the usage.

Why it matters

TechCrunch puts Hark in the same lane as Muse, Instinct, and Dots. Hark says it is designing its own device, and TechCrunch reports that device is planned for 2027. You can try the app now without paying. Start with small tasks, and check what it does before you connect email, cards, or other accounts.

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