Vertical intelligence, packaged.
A pack is a complete working practice for one domain: the agents, the document understanding, the workflows, and the standards of care. Install a pack and the right work starts rising to your Surface, already fluent in your world. Generic AI knows a little about everything. A pack knows your business.
Packs are how the grid learns your world.
ArcLoom →
Manufacturing pack. Build-to-print intelligence for shops where the spec is the contract. Quote prep, BOM reconciliation, revision tracking, document handling.
ArcStor →
Storage pack. Built for portable and self-storage operators who grew faster than their software did. Units, renters, delinquency, and site reporting.
ArcBuild
Construction and trades pack. Coming on the roadmap. Covers RFIs, submittals, punch lists, and subcontractor coordination.
ArcHome
Household stewardship pack for the Personal track. Home care, family records, and the recurring work of running a life. Coming on the roadmap.
ArcAgency
Creative and marketing agency pack. Client campaigns, creative briefs, deliverable tracking, approval workflows, and billing. Tenant zero: Swift Innovation. Seeding in progress.
Five things every pack ships with.
Chartered agents
Named, scoped field units built for the domain. No general-purpose bots.
Domain knowledge
The concepts, vocabulary, and standards of care specific to the industry.
Workflows
The recurring cycles of the business, automated end-to-end and ready on day one.
Standards of care
Explicit rules for what must never leave without a human commit. Built in, not bolted on.
Surface views
Purpose-built screens for what matters in the domain. Not a generic dashboard.
Every pack is validated with real operators before a line is built. We do not release packs on assumptions.
Built on the grid, sold and serviced by specialists.
Third-party partners can build and sell packs on the ArcGrid marketplace. Each marketplace pack meets the same five-component standard. FinMo (financial operations) and Roar (client reporting) are the first marketplace entries.