Reconnect with your Filipino roots—without finding extra time to study.

No. Install Hari and the free plan activates instantly — 15,000 characters per month, with no payment details required.

Every account includes 15,000 Tagalog characters monthly — enough for several full browsing sessions. Your allocation refreshes automatically at the start of each cycle.

Hari pauses translations until your next monthly cycle begins. You'll be notified clearly, with optional upgrades to Premium (1,000,000 characters) or Pay As You Go for unlimited use. We never charge without your explicit consent.

Hari is engineered to be lightweight and respect each page's structure. If anything ever looks off, you can disable Hari on that site in a single click.

Absolutely. Hari was built with Fil‑Ams in mind, but anyone learning Tagalog benefits equally from authentic, real‑world exposure inside everyday browsing.

Yes. Cancel your subscription or uninstall the extension at any time — no questions asked, no friction.

No. Hari only processes the precise text required for translation, and that work happens locally in your browser. We never store browsing history, read messages, or track the pages you visit.

Hari works across the modern web — news, Wikipedia, blogs, Reddit, social feeds, and most English-language pages. A small number of sites with unusual layouts or strict extension policies may not be supported, but Hari covers the vast majority of everyday browsing.

Switching your system language only changes a handful of menu labels and settings — it doesn't touch the actual content you read on websites. Worse, it drops you into a fully Tagalog interface with no scaffolding, which most learners find overwhelming and quickly revert. Hari takes the opposite approach: it leaves your familiar interface intact and weaves Tagalog into the words you naturally read each day. That's where real comprehension builds — inside context you already understand, at a pace that scales with you.

Active app-drilling streaks ask you to carve out dedicated time to review isolated words and artificial grammar drills, which is exhausting to maintain and often fails to build real-world fluency. Hari is different: it fits language acquisition into your existing daily habits by weaving Tagalog directly into your natural web browsing. There are no lessons, no stakes, and no streaks to maintain—just passive, context-first immersion that scales naturally with your comprehension.