Clark

Most AI stops at advice. Clark does the job. Clark is an AI coworker with its own computer - a real browser, files, and tools. You hand it a task in plain words, it goes to work on its own machine, and finished work comes back: research reports, slide decks, websites, spreadsheets, audits, or code you can inspect and use. No prompting tricks. No tech skills. Just ask the way you'd ask a capable coworker, and come back to it done. WHAT YOU CAN HAND IT • Research - "Find the top-rated air fryers under $150 and write me a short report." Clark digs across sources and returns a clean, cited brief. • Browser work - "Compare Stripe, Paddle, and Lemon Squeezy fees for EU SaaS." It opens the live pages, captures the numbers, and links every source. • Websites - "Make a one-page site for my weekend bake sale." Clark writes the copy and code, runs the build, and hands back a live preview URL plus the files. • Spreadsheets - "Add up the expenses in this sheet and flag anything odd." It works through the rows and returns the totals. • Forms & chores - "Fill out this rebate form." Clark handles the fiddly online tasks you keep putting off. • Decks & reports - turn a prompt into a finished, shareable document. • Code - make changes, run the checks, and return the patch. BUILT FOR ASYNC WORK Send a task from your phone and close the app. Clark keeps working on its own remote computer and notifies you when it's done. Long jobs don't tie up your phone. RUNS ON A SCHEDULE Ask Clark to do something every morning — daily research, a pricing watch, a status check, a weekly report — and it runs on its own, on schedule, without you. REAL OUTPUTS, NOT ANOTHER CHAT THREAD Every run returns inspectable files plus a record of what Clark actually did — the pages it opened, the build it ran, the sources it used. You get the artifact and the receipts, not just a conversation. Dictate tasks by voice, attach photos and documents, share a finished result with a link, and pick up where you left off across your phone and the web. Give Clark the work you'd delegate to a capable coworker, and come back to it finished.