Reads where you talk
Pull entries straight from Zalo, Slack, Email, or Teams threads. ARC parses the conversation and surfaces the decisions, contradictions, and open questions inside.
Meet the tool that captures experiments, decisions, and what didn't work — so your lab remembers, and the next student doesn't start from zero.
Free while in private beta · no credit card
Hyperparameter sweep, lr ∈ [1e-5, 1e-3]
Tokenizer benchmark — vi-en pairs
Lit review: long-context survey
BERT vs GPT-2 on WikiText-103
Pin torch to 2.2 in shared env.yaml
Run #218 — re-train with FP16
Dataset cleanup — drop nulls
Fix CI on M1 runners
Draft methods section
Run #214 vs #218 divergence — root cause
Tokenizer bench shipped
Resolved env.yaml drift
Abstract drafted
Baseline reproduction
Repo restructure
Long-context survey logged
Eval pipeline v1
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In use at research groups across Vietnam and SEA
The research entry
ARC's research entries combine reasoning, captures, and decisions. Stop losing context to chat scrollback.
Decision: Roll back to FP32 mixed precision; FP16 caused gradient instability
Drag a Slack message into the entry. The decision becomes searchable, the rationale becomes permanent.
Negative results have an entry type. Tag it, link the runs, write down what you'd try next time.
⌘K opens semantic search across every entry, every comment, every captured message.
— Features
ARC is shaped around how labs actually move — capture in flight, retrieve later, and compound knowledge across students.
Pull entries straight from Zalo, Slack, Email, or Teams threads. ARC parses the conversation and surfaces the decisions, contradictions, and open questions inside.
Drop a new joiner into the project — they query the wiki for project context, decisions, and what didn't work, instead of pulling a senior off their work for a week of Q&A.
Search by intent, not keywords. "What did we decide about mixed precision?" returns the decision, the entry it came from, and who signed off.
Decision · Apr 21
Switch to FP16 mixed precision for all sweeps. ~1.7× speedup, no accuracy loss.
Every night, ARC drafts a one-page digest of what moved today, what got stuck, and what needs your call. Skim it over coffee, edit, send.
Tonight · 28 Apr 22:30
Draft · 5 entries captured today
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Every entry links to the experiments, decisions, and people it touches. The longer ARC runs, the more your lab knows.
— Start remembering
ARC is in private beta through July 2026. Free while in beta. We're onboarding two labs a week.
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