ARC and Sam: your AI

1ARC: who needs you today

1. Read the brief. ARC ranks the relationships that need attention: a deal cooling off, a client gone quiet, a reply you owe. It reads real activity (email, texts, calls, meetings), not vibes.
2. Act from the row. Each item offers the next move, often with a drafted note ready to send. Edit it, send it, done.

2Sam: ask instead of clicking

In every table

Type a question in the search box ("investors in Texas added this month") and it becomes visible filter chips you can adjust by hand. You always see exactly what Sam understood.

Bulk edits

Tell it the change ("tag everyone from this import as Conference 2026"). You get a preview of exactly what will change, and a 24-hour undo after.

Writing

Sam drafts campaign emails in Megaphone, offering memos in TenthYards, meeting briefs in Meridian, and check-in notes in ARC, all in your captured brand voice.

Building

Describe a form and get a mapped draft. Describe a dashboard widget and it appears. Sam fills validated forms behind the scenes; it can never run raw queries on your data.

3How the AI is billed

1. Check your wallet. Settings, then AI shows your balance. AI work is metered in plain dollars, and your plan includes a monthly allowance. Trials start with complimentary credits.
2. Top up or bring your own key. Add credits any time, or plug in your own AI provider key and pay them directly. Either way the features are identical.

4Brand capture, the quiet superpower

1. Point it at your website. Settings, then Brand. The AI reads your site and captures your logo, colors, and tone of voice.
2. Everything inherits it. Emails, forms, booking pages, invoices, offering pages, and every future Sam draft sound and look like you, automatically.