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I built an AI workspace that replaces your entire tool stack — here's how it works

Hey everyone! I'm the founder of Arctype — an AI workspace that handles full business workflows in one place.

Instead of juggling separate tools for social media, document creation, email, research, and outreach, Arctype does it all through a single conversational interface. It's model-agnostic (you pick the AI behind each task) and every action has a transparent cost — no subscription surprises - you only pay for what you use, and its pretty cheap ...

What it can do:

  • Generate documents, reports, dashboards & web apps

  • Manage email (search, read, draft, send)

  • Research topics and pull live web data

  • Read and extract data from Google Sheets

  • Social media content & asset generation (coming soon)

I built this because I was running a business on 10+ subscriptions and a mess of Zapier zaps. I wanted one place that just does the work.

Would love feedback from this community — what would you want to see added? What's your biggest workflow pain point right now?

🔗 arctype.org

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    The “replace 10+ subscriptions” origin story is compelling. Curious which workflow users are actually consolidating first once they start using Arctype.

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    Really like the idea of replacing a stack of tools with one workspace. The biggest thing I’d want is strong project memory — keeping track of goals, completed tasks, changes and next steps across a workflow.

    Also curious how deep the Airtable, Notion, Gmail and Drive integrations will go. That could be a big differentiator.

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      Yes thats the idea behind it - in order to make AI most useful for people / businesses it needs access to data streams - that comes form connectors like gmail, airtable etc. Once those are connected and loaded into a session, the amount of work you can do form that is almost immeasurable. currently only have a google connector, and its pretty good for organising email inboxes and pulling insights from that - looking to add more soon,.