Arkaik

A navigable map of your product's whole anatomy, in one graph the agents writing your code keep up to date.

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Arkaik maps a product's whole anatomy: its flows, its screens, the data they show and the endpoints they call. It holds all of them in one graph, where most teams have five tools that never agree. It lives at arkaik.app.

The bet is simple. If everything is one graph, nothing has to be copied, and every question is just another way of reading it. Follow a journey down to the screen a user taps, flip the map to see what an endpoint feeds, or ask where the product stands on each platform: One graph, four maps.

A map is only worth reading if it tells the truth. Statuses are claimed per platform and proven by acceptances, decisions sit next to what they changed, and a journal remembers every change: Track truth, not fields. Kritik goes one step further and audits how good the product really is, with evidence and a list of what to fix first: Keep it honest.

Maps usually die the day nobody updates them. Arkaik's are kept by the agents already writing the code, through a skill and an MCP server: Maintained by agents. And the data lives where you decide, from your browser with no account to your own Postgres, always as the same bundle: Run it your way.

Arkaik maps itself too. The making of opens the workshop: why one graph, why several products in it, and what it all runs on.

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