AI news · October 10, 2026
Hark Pro makes a free personal agent with six-browser computer use
Hark Pro is free, remembers preferences, and can run up to six browser sessions; paid tiers add 2x usage for $20/month or 10x for $100, making it a live personal-agent test.
- browser sessions
- 6
- 2x usage tier
- $20/month
- 10x usage tier
- $100/month
The Rundown's Oct 9 issue highlighted Hark Pro, which launched on Oct 6 as a free iOS, Android, and web app. Hark says the service remembers preferences, uses its Handoff computer to run up to six browsers, and can connect to services such as Google and Outlook through APIs. It also describes tasks such as shopping, bookings, bill payment, and proactive reminders.
The free plan includes the features; Hark lists $20 per month for 2x usage and $100 per month for 10x usage. That puts memory, computer use, and proactive tasks in one consumer product, unlike a chat-only test of ChatGPT or Claude. Hark calls Handoff highly capable, but there is no independent speed or completion study in the launch post, and the account access makes reliability more important than a polished demo.
What you can do with it
Open Hark Pro on the web or mobile for a narrow personal task such as research plus a draft booking; the free plan is available, with $20 for 2x usage and $100 for 10x. Start with a read-only task, note completion time, and compare it with one manual run before granting account access.
Our take
Hark is notable because computer use, memory, and proactive tasks sit in one consumer product, not separate demos. The catch is the hard part: it stores credentials and acts on websites, while its performance claims come from Hark, so a maker should compare completion and error rates before trusting it.
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Source: Hark — Made With Models writes the brief; the reporting is theirs.