Hark is a soft little nightstand companion that plays voice messages from the people you miss. Grandma in Florida records a bedtime story. It plays at 7:30 PM in Boston. That's it. That's the whole thing.
Hold the dome, leave a message. Or record in the app from 1,000 miles away.
As an alarm. As a bedtime story. As a "thinking of you" at 3 PM on a Tuesday.
Just a soft glow and a voice. Goodnight, sweetie.
Pair up to four family devices. Anyone in the family can record a message from their phone — voice memos for tonight, a song you used to sing, a "you've got this" before a hard day at school.
The recipient hears the right voice at the right time. They wave their hand over the dome to play it again. They smile.
USB-C, anywhere. Tap "Pair" in the Hark app. Done in 90 seconds.
Up to three family members can record. They get notifications when messages play.
The messages arrive. The mornings get warmer. The miles stay the same, but they feel different.
Hark doesn't listen unless you press the dome. There's a physical mute switch on the back — flip it and the mic is electrically disconnected, not just software-disabled. A small red light glows any time the mic is live. No "by the way, we're always recording."
Recordings are encrypted end-to-end between family devices. Cloud sync is optional and off by default. We can't hear your kid. Nobody can.