Your best work, without the busywork.
Arclane turns your notes, research, and data into polished, ready-to-ship decks, docs, and briefs — in minutes, in your voice, grounded in your own sources.
Free during early access · No credit card needed
Your raw input
Arclane's draft
Built by a product leader who shipped Copilot in PowerPoint and Microsoft Designer to tens of millions of users — now doing it for your everyday work.
Great work shouldn't take all weekend
The thinking is the easy part. Turning it into something you can actually send is where the hours go.
Every deliverable starts from zero
A blank doc, a blank deck, a blinking cursor — even when you already know exactly what you want to say.
Research eats the calendar
Pulling signal out of scattered notes, calls, and spreadsheets takes longer than making the actual decision.
Polish is a full-time job
Formatting, restructuring, and making it "boardroom-ready" often takes longer than the thinking itself.
Everything you need to go from rough to ready
One copilot to synthesize, draft, and format — grounded in the sources you actually give it.
Instant synthesis
Feed it notes, transcripts, or spreadsheets and get a structured, sourced summary back in seconds.
Deck-ready output
Get slide-formatted, on-brand output you can drop straight into PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Source-grounded, not invented
Every claim traces back to something you actually gave it — no invented numbers, no hallucinated quotes.
Works with your tools
Connects to Docs, Sheets, Notion, and Slack — nothing has to be copy-pasted by hand.
Editable, not just generated
Every draft comes apart into sections you can rearrange, rewrite, and make sound like you.
Private by default
Your documents and data are never used to train models. Full stop.
From input to output in four steps
No prompt engineering required — just tell it what you need.
Connect your sources
Point Arclane at your notes, calls, sheets, or docs — no manual copy-paste.
Ask in plain English
"Turn this into a 5-slide investor update" or "summarize this week's customer calls."
Get a grounded first draft
Arclane structures, writes, and formats a draft — sourced from what you gave it.
Refine and ship
Edit inline, regenerate a section, or export straight to your deck or doc.
Built for people who turn information into decisions
Wherever the deliverable is the bottleneck, not the thinking.
Strategy & consulting teams
Turn interview notes and market research into client-ready decks and memos, faster than an all-nighter.
Product & ops leaders
Summarize research, specs, and customer feedback into clear, shareable briefs your team will actually read.
Founders, PE & VC analysts
Go from data-room chaos to a clean investment memo or board update in one sitting.
*Illustrative — based on early internal testing, not yet independently verified.
People are already asking for this
A mix of real conversation happening in the industry, and early feedback from design partners.
A perspective on AI agents and how they're reshaping day-to-day work — worth a read.
— Aaron Levie (@levie) via X
"I used to spend Sunday nights reformatting decks. Now I spend that time actually thinking."
Illustrative — design partner feedback
"It's the first AI tool that actually sounds like our team wrote it."
Illustrative — design partner feedback
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Built by someone who's lived this problem
Product leader with ~12 years across Google, Microsoft, and Kearney. At Microsoft, led Copilot in PowerPoint, Microsoft Designer, and Sway to tens of millions of users; most recently led product & AI evals at Bridgetown Research. IIT Guwahati + IIM Ahmedabad.
Questions, answered
No. Your documents and data are never used for model training, full stop.
Google Docs & Sheets, Notion, and Slack today, with more integrations on the way during early access.
Arclane is free during early access. Pricing for general availability hasn't been finalized yet.
We're onboarding a small group of early users on a rolling basis — join the waitlist above and we'll reach out.
No — Arclane is an independent product. Our founder previously worked on Copilot at Microsoft, but Arclane itself is not a Microsoft product.