Stable signalNo paid features detectedMedium-risk permissions

Bark for Chrome

Monitor chrome web browsing for inappropriate content.

Users100KCurrent public install base

Rating1.2Store average score

Reviews151Public review volume

Manifest versionV3Extension platform version

7-day growth0Net users gained this week

7-day growth rate0%Relative weekly velocity

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1.21

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1.22

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2026年7月15日2026年7月21日

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Version1.3.3

ManifestV3

Size8.82KiB

Languages1English (United States)

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Overview

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Bark for Chrome is installed on the child's Chrome browser to help protect the child against inappropriate content.

Bark detects messages containing cyberbullying, sexting, signs of depression or suicidal thoughts, and many others -- without you having to spend hours reading your child's messages.

Bark supports dozens of popular social media platforms, along with email, and text messaging.

Children spend an increasing amount of time socializing online. Unfortunately, new technology creates new risks. Parents need a smarter solution to help keep their children safe online without sifting through their social media feed or randomly grabbing their child's phone and scrolling through their messages.

You connect your children's accounts and we notify you if and when there's a potential issue. This approach helps to build trust and an open dialog with your family around internet safety.

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Store average score1.2Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text

Synced text average1.2Average computed only from synced review bodies below

Reviews with text118Synced review bodies

Total ratings / reviews151Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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Aubrey Loux2026年5月27日

it makes my internet 10 times worse

Christian Garcia Badilla2026年5月19日

sucks

Tyler Bego2026年5月5日

This is frying me I'm out

Liam Castillo2026年5月1日

I absolutely hate this I wish I could remove this app entirely

David Gonzales2026年4月29日

I hope whoever made this noclips into the backrooms, gets eaten aggressively by a monster and meets walahi

Jacque2026年4月10日

very bad I don't want someone tracking me all day

Alaska Skye2026年4月2日

Bark.com SCAMMED my parents. When I was looking at what it flagged, they said Engagli [A SCHOOL program mind you.] flagged it as SEXUAL content, when Engagli is safer than Bark.com. to the parents: DO NOT GET THIS, IT IS A SCAM, IT FLAGS CONTENT THAT IS NOT SEXUAL.HARMFUL! Social networking my BUTT, he social probably means it's selling your information to companies to use it for their advertisement or something WAY worse. Just realized that 'protecting' extentions are annoying enough for millions of videos to be published on how to bypass them.

Max Shanno2026年4月1日

I tried using Bark for Chrome for school, but it’s super frustrating. It slows down my browser a lot, freezes sometimes, and blocks things that don’t even need to be blocked. The settings are confusing, and I never know if it’s actually working. It makes doing homework online way harder instead of helping. Honestly, it’s more annoying than useful, and I wouldn’t recommend it to other students.

orbitalplate122026年3月26日

dont get me wrong, filtering should be implemented on every school computer but this is overstepping it. keylogger, images dont load, websites take 30 seconds to load, educational sites are blocked like cmon gng

AI product read

Parental monitoring Chrome extension that tracks children's web browsing activity and Google Gemini AI interactions, sending the data to Bark's backend for content safety analysis

Helps parents monitor their children's online activity for safety risks (cyberbullying, sexting, depression signals, suicidal thoughts) without manually reading through their messages or social media feeds

1. Parent installs Bark for Chrome on child's Chrome browser (child must be signed into Chrome with Google account). 2. Extension monitors all tab navigations and sends URL/title data to Bark's backend API. 3. Extension also intercepts Gemini AI prompts by monkey-patching XMLHttpRequest on gemini.google.com. 4. All data is tagged with the child's Chrome profile email (via chrome.identity). 5. Bark's backend analyzes content for safety concerns and notifies the parent via the Bark service/parent app.

Target users: Parents who want to monitor their children's online browsing activity / Families using the Bark parental monitoring service

Cannot verify whether Bark's backend API rejects or processes data from accounts without active paid subscriptions
The extension has a very small codebase (5 text files) which limits the surface area for hidden features
No UI code present - the extension operates silently in the background with no popup or options page

Monetization

No paid features detected

The extension source code contains no payment processing, subscription tiers, premium feature gating, billing APIs, or upgrade UI. All keyword matches for 'paid' were false positives (matching 'prototype', 'production', 'provider', etc.). The extension is a pure monitoring agent that sends browsing and Gemini prompt data to Bark's backend. Bark.us as a destination service is known to operate on a paid subscription model for parents, but the extension itself does not enforce or gate any functionality behind a paywall.

Confidence: 80
Payment platform: --
Source: AI / High
Login required: Yes
Reason: The extension uses chrome.identity.getProfileUserInfo() to retrieve the Chrome user's email address (monitor.js lines 107, 144; watchdog.js lines 29, 50). If no email is found, the extension silently returns without sending any data (monitor.js line 108, 146). This means the Chrome browser profile must be signed into a Google account for the extension to function. The email is sent as an X-Bark-Email header to Bark's backend API. The extension itself has no login UI; it relies entirely on the Chrome profile's Google account.

Permission risk

Medium-risk permissions

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Publisher

Bark

Brandon Hilkert

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +19493719176
Address: 695 N Kays Drive STE 4 Kaysville, UT 84037 US

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