Archie

Archie focuses on the part of software development that most tooling ignores: everything that happens before the first commit. Rather than jumping straight into code generation, it helps teams and clients nail down what is actually being built. You describe a product concept — a SaaS tool, marketplace, e-commerce store, mobile app or API-driven service — and Archie works through the ambiguity to produce structured requirements.

From those requirements it generates design directions and a technical architecture: how the system will be composed, what services and integrations are involved, and where the risks sit. The output is meant to be concrete enough that founders, product managers and engineers can review, dispute and refine it before budgets are committed. Because the artifacts are generated from a single underlying specification, requirements, designs, architecture and plans stay consistent with one another instead of drifting apart across disconnected documents.

The final pieces are the project plan and statement of work. These translate the agreed scope into something a team can be accountable for — timelines, deliverables and the boundaries of the engagement. Archie is aimed at startups, agencies and enterprises that want to reduce the expensive rework caused by vague briefs, and access is arranged through a free starting point plus contact-based plans for larger engagements.