Now in private pilot

Nobody remembers why you built it.

The reasoning behind your product lives in closed tickets, dead Slack threads, and the heads of people who’ve moved on. So teams re-argue settled calls, break things they forgot were connected, and lose months getting new hires up to speed. Archeode keeps the why alive — and shows you what a change will touch before you ship it.

↓ The map below is a live Archeode build of a made-up ride-share company. Poke around — open Impact to see what one change would break, or hit Ask AI and ask why they killed carpooling.

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Archeode caught something

I noticed a structural decision being made in your tools today. Should I log this to the permanent product map?

Source: Slack (#dispatch-ops) Today, 2:14 PM
Cap Weather Surge
"We need to cap surge multipliers at 2.5x during extreme weather events to prevent PR backlash. Let's hardcode this override into the pricing engine."

This creates a new ceiling constraint on the Dynamic Pricing and Surge Multipliers modules.

You're caught up.

Your product map is perfectly in sync with your team's decisions.

CONFIRMED 98% confidence

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↳ RIDE-2156

Plan a change before you build it

Describe a new feature or user story. Archeode traces what it touches — and the stories, designs, and test cases you’ll need to cover.

Hi! I'm Archeode. I've read 142 tickets, PRs, and Slack threads about the RideFlow architecture.

What do you want to know about why we built things the way we did?
Why this works when wikis don’t

Nobody has time to keep a wiki alive.
So we never ask you to.

Confluence and Notion failed as your product’s memory for one reason: the blank page is too expensive. Someone has to fill it in, then keep it current forever — and nobody ever does. Archeode watches the work your team is already doing and builds the map itself.

01 · NO BLANK PAGE

It reads what you already write

You don’t fill in a wiki. Archeode quietly follows the tickets, pull requests, and decision threads your team already creates every day.

02 · SIGNAL, NOT NOISE

It catches the decisions that matter

Not every bug and typo — the real calls. What you shipped, what you killed, and the reason behind each one, caught before anyone forgets it.

03 · ONE TAP

You just say yes or no

A tap to confirm or correct what it found — that’s the whole job. Your product’s memory stays true without anyone assigned to maintain it.

What changes

When your product remembers, your team moves differently.

Ship without holding your breath

Before you touch anything, see every feature, flow, and past decision it connects to. No more shipping a fix that quietly breaks something three teams away.

Onboard in days, not quarters

New PMs and engineers read the product’s whole history — what was tried, what shipped, and why — instead of extracting it from people one DM at a time.

Decide it once

When someone asks “why didn’t we just do X?”, the answer — and what happened the last time you tried — is one search away. Settled stays settled.

Straight answers

The questions you’re already asking.

Do you train your models on our data?

Never. Your tickets, docs, and decisions stay yours — used only to build your map and answer your questions, never to train anything, and never shared across teams.

What does it connect to?

The tools you already work in — Linear, GitHub, Slack, Notion, Confluence, Google Docs — plus anything you upload. You choose what it’s allowed to read.

Our docs are messy and incomplete. Does that break it?

No. It just means thinner coverage in places — and Archeode shows you exactly where, instead of bluffing. It’s honest about what it doesn’t know.

Isn’t this just another wiki we’ll abandon?

The opposite. There’s nothing to keep updated. Archeode builds and maintains the map from the work you’re already doing — you only confirm or correct.

Can we get our data back out?

Anytime, in full. Export the entire map and every decision record to Markdown with sources. No lock-in, ever.

What stage are you at?

Early, and honest about it. We’re in private pilot, working closely with a small group of product teams to get it right — and it’s free while we do.

Pilot access

Stop playing detective on your own product.

We’re opening Archeode to a handful of pilot teams. Tell us where it hurts most — and we’ll be in touch.

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