What it is: A project workflow and management tool that combines a 3-layer workflow builder (process design → communication rules → team allocation), task management, Slack/webhook integrations, and an automatic end-to-end audit trail — so every decision, handoff, and change is recorded without anyone having to remember to document it. Who it's for: Solo developers, engineering teams, product managers, and anyone who's spent time in a post-mortem trying to reconstruct what actually happened and why. What I need help with: Honest feedback from people who've lived this problem. If you visit or try it — what's the first thing that confused you? Where did you close the tab? Context: In 5 years of corporate work, I've watched — and been part of — projects that fail. Not because of bad developers, but because of invisible processes. Decisions made in WhatsApp groups. Scope changes with no record. Key people leaving with all the context in their heads. The pattern I kept seeing: things break not because of incompetence, but because of what I call "clarity debt" — the gap between what was decided and what anyone can actually prove. Arc-Tec is a by-product of multiple late-night calls trying to figure out what went wrong, trail its origins, and rework designs because of miscommunications. I built it to solve that. It's not another Kanban board. It's structured process orchestration with built-in accountability — free to try, no card required. Link: https://arc-tec.co.in

Arc-tec

Capture, Coordinate, Certify

Capture, Coordinate, Certify