See Hari in action on real sites
Here's what it looks like when Hari is turned on while you browse.
A Philippine Eagle article translated into Tagalog as you read.
Hari quietly swaps bits of English for Tagalog on the sites you already use, with instant translations so you never get stuck.
No credit card required. Try Hari on your real browsing.
Hari is for people who want Tagalog in their life, but can't add more "study time" on top of work, school, and everything else.
Hari adds a gentle Tagalog layer to sites you already visit — news, blogs, Wikipedia, social feeds, and more.
Hari replaces or highlights small bits of English with Tagalog words and phrases, matched to the context of what you're reading.
Hover or click to see English translations, part of speech, and example sentences so you never lose the meaning.
Choose how aggressive Hari is — from "just a few words" to "more Tagalog, please" — so it never feels overwhelming.
You can't know if Hari fits your life until you feel it on real sites. That's why the trial is based on usage, not a timer.
You get 10,000 characters of Tagalog translations for free.
For most people, that's several days of normal browsing with Hari turned on.
When you reach 10k, Hari simply pauses and asks if you'd like to upgrade. No credit card, no surprise charges.
Install in seconds, uninstall in one click if it's not for you.
A lot of Filipino Americans grew up surrounded by Tagalog but were never really taught. Talking to relatives can feel awkward, and most language apps feel like extra homework on top of a busy life.
Even if you're not Fil‑Am, Hari gives you real‑world Tagalog exposure instead of artificial textbook sentences.
Here's what it looks like when Hari is turned on while you browse.
A Philippine Eagle article translated into Tagalog as you read.
If Hari actually helps you stick with Tagalog, you can upgrade to keep the Tagalog layer on all the time.
If Hari keeps you consistently seeing Tagalog every day, it's cheaper than a single tutoring session each month.
No card is required. Install Hari, use up to 10,000 characters of Tagalog translations, and only pay if you decide to upgrade.
Hari simply pauses. You'll see a message explaining you've used your free characters and giving you the option to upgrade or uninstall.
Hari is designed to be lightweight and respectful of the page. If something looks off, you can turn Hari off for that site in one click.
Yes. Hari was designed with Fil‑Ams in mind, but anyone learning Tagalog can use it to get real‑world exposure while browsing.
Yes. You can cancel your subscription and uninstall the extension whenever you'd like.
Share wins, ask questions, and connect with other learners in our Discord community.
Join the DiscordInstead of feeling guilty about never opening a textbook or app, let Tagalog show up on the sites you already read. Test Hari on your actual browsing and see if it clicks.