The last project
you'll ever re‑explain.

Agents start briefed.Decisions stay yours.Handoffs write themselves.

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Claude Code · session start
● Hark brief · V-032 Hark · Fabrication
Next: ship the 14-day no-card trial page
Decided: trial needs no card
Don't retry: email-prefix workshop names
Blocker: none
Starts briefed
Decision guard
Editing src/lib/trial.ts touches an agreed decision:
Trial needs no card
Why: let people try it before asking them to pay.
Approved by Mike
AllowStop
Decisions stay yours
Handoff draft · Proposed
Trial page shipped; pricing copy next
Evidence
· a41c9e2 trial: drop card step
· 7f02b1d pricing: 14-day badge
Next: update pricing FAQ
AcceptEdit & accept
Handoffs write themselves

Brief and handoff in every tool. The mid-edit guard runs in Claude Code today.

Claude Code — one lineEarly access
claude plugin marketplace add Hark-Studio/hark-mod && claude plugin install hark-memory@hark
Add to Cursor
ChatGPT / Grokhttps://harkstudio.io/mcp
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Nothing is saved until you sign in. Every item links to the passage it came from.

For small teams

Every session starts from zero. Not anymore.

Your teammate works in Claude Code, you're in Cursor, the client asks where it stands. Every person and every agent reads one short brief — what's decided, what's in progress, what not to retry — instead of re-reading the repo and guessing.

Coming back after a break

The code tells you what. Hark keeps the why.

A week away and the commits still show what changed. Hark holds the decisions behind them, the approaches that didn't work, and the next action — so you pick up where you stopped, not where you think you stopped.

Handing off

Hand it to a person or an agent. They continue.

One link with the Current state, the decisions that still apply, and the open questions. When a session stops, Hark drafts the handoff for you — nothing ends without a note.

Built so the note gets left
01Sessions are locked to one project

An agent working on V-004 can't read or write V-009 without an explicit switch — and blocked attempts are logged.

02Nothing ends without a note

If a session goes quiet, Hark drafts the handoff from what actually happened; the next agent sees it first.

03Agent memory is reviewable

Decisions and state changes proposed by agents wait for your accept or reject; they never enter the brief or your public project page unreviewed.

04The brief is short by default

Phase, next action, last decisions, blockers, non-goals — with the full project page on request.

05Your handoff lives in your repo too

With export on, Hark commits .hark/HANDOFF.md, .hark/DECISIONS.md, and an AGENTS.md block, so the brief survives even if Hark is unreachable.

How it works

From spark to shipped, in four moves.

01
Capture

Drop any idea in seconds. It lands in the Vault.

02
Bring in your existing work

Business, build docs, branding — with a project page score that shows what's missing.

03
Advance

Move it through the pipeline: Vault → Recon → Blueprint → Fabrication → Live.

04
Share and connect

Publish a project page, open a client or investor room, or connect any agent through MCP.

Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT, Grok — or no AI at all.

See the full walkthrough →
Pipeline

Every idea gets a stage.

Move an idea from a raw spark to something live — an app, a newsletter, a service, a client build. Nothing gets forgotten in the middle.

Stage · 01
Vault
Raw sparks
Stage · 02
Recon
Validate
Stage · 03
Blueprint
Spec it
Stage · 04
Fabrication
Build it
Stage · 05
Live
In the world
Stage · 06
Cold Storage
Parked
Project pages

The full stack of every idea, in one place.

Every project holds its business thinking, build docs, and brand assets — with a project page score that tells you what's still missing.

Business

Thesis, problem, audience, model, competition, risks, next actions. The thinking that usually lives in a notes app finally has a home.

Build Docs

Approach, stack, scope, notes. Optional AI context doc for anyone building with Claude Code or ChatGPT.

Branding

Name, domain, palette, typography, logo drafts, and the files behind them — all attached to the idea, not floating in a folder.

Workshops

Your ideas. Your team's. Your clients'.

Workspaces are separate drawers on one dashboard. Keep your personal side projects distinct from your co-founder's, and from the builds you're doing for someone else — without juggling accounts.

Solo

A private drawer for your own ideas — the ones nobody's seen yet.

Team

Invite collaborators, assign roles, keep the pipeline in sync.

Client work

One workshop per client. When it's done, hand over the ZIP.

Pricing

Pick your workshop.

Every new workshop starts with a free 14-day trial — no card. Solo starts on Builder, teams on Studio. Annual plans get two months free.

Plan · BUILDER
Builder
$19.99/mo
or $199/yr

For the solo builder with too many ideas.

Workshops
1 workshop
Seats
1 seat
Guests
1 client guest (comments, one project)
  • Every project's decisions and next step in one place
  • Any AI tool you use reads the same brief
  • Hand off a project with one link
Choose Builder
RECOMMENDED
Plan · STUDIO
Studio
$49/mo
or $490/yr

For small teams and founders working with others.

Workshops
5 workshops
Seats
3 seats · extra seats $12/mo
Guests
10 client guests
  • Teammates work on the same projects
  • Comments and a history of who changed what
  • Private rooms to show investors
Start free — 14 days, no card
Plan · AGENCY
Agency
$100/mo
or $1,000/yr

For studios shipping for clients.

Workshops
Unlimited workshops — one per client
Seats
8 seats · extra seats $10/mo
Guests
Unlimited client guests
  • Each client kept fully separate
  • Client pages with your branding, not ours
  • Hand the finished record to the client's repo
Choose Agency
Plan · ENTERPRISE
Enterprise
Let's talk
Custom terms & security review

For organisations that need it on their terms.

Workshops
Unlimited workshops
Seats
Unlimited seats
Guests
Unlimited client guests
  • Sign in with your company login (SSO)
  • Your contract terms and invoicing
  • Priority support

Decision ledger: Which agent decided what, under which trust level, approved by whom — a record no single vendor can give you.

Contact sales
Limits — agent calls, storage, and what counts (reads are unmetered)
BuilderStudioAgencyEnterprise
Agent calls that count / month10,00050,000250,000Unlimited
Reads (brief, lists, search)UnmeteredUnmeteredUnmeteredUnmetered
Storage10 GB50 GB250 GB1 TB
GitHub connections13UnlimitedUnlimited

A counted call is a write or AI-processing call an agent makes — logging a decision, moving a stage, ending a session, running an import. Reads are unmetered: the brief, start_session, lists, search, project context, repo activity, journal and checklist. A per-person burst limit still applies to every call. Anything you do by hand in the app never counts.

Optional · For AI builders

Building with AI? Plug Hark in.

Connect Hark to Claude Code or ChatGPT via MCP — capture ideas mid-session and keep specs and stages in sync as you ship. Optional; everything works without it.

Claude Code: install the Hark mod — starts briefed, ends with a handoff.

Also great without any AI at all
Data covenant

Your ideas are yours. We never train on your data, we never sell it, and we never hand it to third-party model providers for training. Read the Privacy Policy.

Latest changes

Shipping every week.

  • Reading the brief is free; briefs show their cost

    Reads no longer count toward your agent-call cap — only writes and AI-processing calls do, and the usage graph shows the two apart. Every brief now ends with its approximate token count, what was left out, and how many items your repo's CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md already covers.

  • Don't retry, rejected alternatives, and Resume in…

    Record what was tried and didn't work; failed attempts show as a "Don't retry" list in the brief and handoff, and decisions carry the alternatives you rejected. Answers to recipient questions can become decisions, and "Resume in…" gives one copyable block for Cursor, Claude Code, Codex or VS Code. Hooks now fail open within 2 seconds, with a new hark doctor check.

  • Trust levels, Autopilot and one-click session approval

    Each project picks how much agents approve on their own (Standard, Relaxed, or a 24-hour Autopilot per agent tool), marked Auto-approved everywhere. Decisions are never auto-approved, and anything that clashes with one waits for you. "Accept all from this session" clears the rest in one click.

Read the full changelog