Harklane helps people keep up with AI without reading about it all day.

What it is

A small company in Paris, building one product. Harklane is being built to look at the AI tools you use, read what changed this week, and tell you the one or two things worth your time, with the reason and the source.

An early version exists. It isn’t public yet. The map on the front page is drawn from its catalog.

Who it’s for

People who use AI at work and feel the pace. Developers, founders, writers, managers. Anyone who opens their feed and finds ten new things they were apparently meant to try.

The problem it removes

There is more AI news each week than anyone can read. Most of it won’t touch your work this month. Working out which piece will is the part that eats the evenings.

Harklane is being built to do that sorting, so you can skip the reading and take one useful step.

How we work

We only say what we can source. If we can’t, we leave it out. We never rate people, rank them, or tell them they’re behind.

The name: to hark is to listen closely. The lane is your own path through the noise.