WHY HARK EXISTS
Most apps teach you how to talk to God.
Almost none make space for listening.
HARK is for that half. A companion that holds the silence with you, captures what surfaces, helps you test it against Scripture, and lets you carry it forward into a real day.
It is not a substitute for prayer, community, or pastoral care. It is a small, careful tool — built to step out of the way when the listening starts.
THE SHAPE OF A SESSION
Four movements. Five minutes is enough.
Listen
A circular timer + space to notice what surfaces. Silence, rain, ocean, or the HARK Playlist as your bed.
Reflect
Capture what came up — thoughts, distractions, revelations, impressions, prayer.
Discern
A four-question filter rooted in Scripture. Test what you heard before you act on it.
Carry
A daily carry phrase, an optional letter, a journal prompt that returns to find you again.
THE ECHO LOOP
The words you wrote return to you.
Three months in, an entry from 30, 90, or 365 days ago surfaces quietly: "You wrote this. What's changed?"
Your past words stay as they were. The new entry sits beside them. A self-discipleship loop that only HARK runs.
YOU WROTE THIS · 90 DAYS AGO
What am I trying to fix that God is asking me to simply hold before Him in stillness?
Read again · what's changed? →
PRIVACY, ON PURPOSE
Your sessions stay on your device.
Local-first
Notes, journals, mindmaps, prayers — all stored locally with encryption. Nothing leaves your phone unless you explicitly share it.
AI is opt-in
The AI never claims to speak for God. It synthesizes only what you captured. It can be turned off any time.
No selling, ever
No ads. No data sold. No third-party trackers. The privacy-aware AI proxy doesn't log request bodies.
A SERIES, COMING SOON
heard.
One person. One season. One thing they sensed in the silence. Conversations from people you know — about the moments they were heard.
We will only use your email for heard. launch updates. No spam, unsubscribe any time.
A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER
HARK was built by a praying person, for praying people, in a season of his own listening. If it serves your walk — even one quiet five-minute session — that is the whole point.
— Dominique Cooper
Step into the quiet.
A few minutes of listening prayer is all today asks of you.
Coming to the App StoreFree. No ads. No accounts required to walk a session.