Approvals that hold
Choose what a bot may do alone and what it must ask about. Emails, offers and payments wait for your OK.
AI teammates that do the actual work
Give each bot a job. It signs in to your tools, uses them the way you do, and asks for your approval before anything leaves the building.
Chief
Today 7:30 AM
Live demo. Pick a bot, open its computer, create a routine.
Right now
- 06:45 · Inbox archived 31 newsletters and flagged a contract
- 07:30 · Chief sent the morning summary
- 09:10 · Sales drafted the autumn campaign, waiting for approval
- 10:20 · Recruiting shortlisted 6 of 23 applicants
- 16:05 · Receptionist booked 7 appointments for tomorrow
- 21:04 · Accounting filed 14 receipts
How it works
Three steps, and you stay in charge
No workflows to build. Tell the bot what the job is, the way you would brief a new colleague.
Give it a job
Describe the task in plain words. The bot asks a few questions about how you work, then gets started.
It works on its own computer
Each bot has its own browser. It signs in to your tools and uses them the way you would. Watch along or take over.
You approve what goes out
Emails, offers and payments wait for your OK. Everything the bot does lands in the audit log.
In control
You decide what goes out
Every bot works on its own computer, but you set the boundaries.
Routines you can read
Show a bot a workflow once and it saves it as a routine you can read, edit and schedule.
An audit log for everything
Every action, approval and rejection is logged with the time and the bot, so you always see who did what.
Bot templates
Give each bot a job
Start a new bot and it interviews you. A few questions about the work, how you write, and where it lives. Then it gets going.
Sales Outbound
Researches accounts overnight, scores intent, drafts in your voice, leaves a review list.
Inbox Manager
Archives the noise, replies to routine threads, parks drafts that need your read.
Talent Scout
Reads every applicant, shortlists against your bar, writes the intro emails.
Expense Manager
Matches receipts to charges, files the report, asks before guessing.
Bug Triage
Reproduces reports in a real browser and attaches steps to the issue.
Account Manager
Keeps renewal context, answers known questions, escalates the rest.
Paid Media
Watches spend daily, pauses what is not converting, reports what changed.
Chief of Staff
Runs the week: briefings, bookings, and handoffs between your other bots.
Pricing
Simple plans, launching soon
Arq OS is a paid service. We publish prices at launch. Join the waitlist and you will hear first.
Business
Early accessAll bots and templates
Routines, memory and audit log
Approval for everything that goes out
Email support
Enterprise
Tailored setup and onboarding
Terms fitted to your organisation
A named contact person
Questions
Good to know
What does it cost?
Arq OS is a paid service. Prices are published at launch. Join the waitlist and you will hear first.
What can a bot do without asking?
You decide. Reading, sorting and drafting can run on their own, while anything that leaves the building, such as emails, offers and payments, waits for your approval.
Can I take over?
Yes. Press “Take control” and the bot pauses while you use its computer. Hand it back when you are done.
Which tools does it work with?
The ones you already use in a browser: email, calendar, CRM, accounting and recruiting tools. The bot signs in and works in them the way you do.
What is a routine?
A task the bot runs on a schedule, like a morning summary every weekday at 7. You can read, change and pause every routine.
When can I start?
We are opening Arq OS gradually. Join the waitlist and we will let you know when it is your turn.
Is it open source?
No. Arq OS is proprietary software. The hosted service at norarq.com is a paid waitlist and is opening gradually.
Meet your first bot
Give Arq OS something you have been putting off and let it handle the follow-through.
