ArcCard
Digital business card and relationship memory
A card people can save in one tap, plus private notes on who you met, where you met, and how to reconnect later.
How ArcCard works- Your card

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- They send theirs

We pair human product direction with AI coding agents and production engineering to ship real software, websites, and automation.
Idea
YouYou bring the problem.
Direction
You + usWe agree on the first useful release.
Agents
AgentsCoding agents build in parallel.
Build
EngineersEngineers own the architecture.
Review
You + usNothing ships until it passes review.
Working product
LiveReal software your team uses.
Your software should fit the business, not the other way around.
Internal tools, custom business software, SaaS products, desktop utilities, customer portals, dashboards.
See products we've builtA business website should bring in customers, not just look nice.
Messaging, UX and conversion, performance, local SEO, integrations, custom interactions.
See websites we've builtGive the repetitive work to a digital teammate.
Inbox and CRM work, calendar workflows, browser automation, scheduled routines, internal business agents, approval gates.
Try the automation demoRunning our own software keeps us honest. These are real screens from tools we designed, built, and keep improving.
See every buildDigital business card and relationship memory
A card people can save in one tap, plus private notes on who you met, where you met, and how to reconnect later.
How ArcCard works


Network discovery and inventory
A desktop app that finds every device on a network, remembers what belongs to each site, and explains what changed since the last scan.
How ArcScan works
Secure file delivery
Send very large files with a simple code, even when the connection drops. Recipients don't need an account.
How ArcShare works
Each one is built around how that business gets customers: clear messaging, an obvious next step, fast pages, and local search.


Mammoth DemolitionLaunching soon
Demolition contractor
Six service pages, a quote request that starts from the right project type, a how-it-works page, and a hero that plays the client's own footage.


Private dinners for founders in the Seattle area
A cinematic, application-first site: how the evening runs, the cities now seating, and a clear path to apply for a seat.


Homebrew supply store
Beer kits by style and skill level, ingredients and gear, and a guided start for new brewers. Products and prices are placeholders until the Shopify store is connected.


Physical therapy practice
Service and condition pages, new-patient guidance, referral information, and a clear path to request a call.


Video and creative production
Portfolio-first design, services and pricing, video-ready project stories, and an inquiry flow.


Creative studio in Olympia, WA
Studio tours, pricing, a photo gallery, local search, and booking paths built for phones.
Tell Ask Vlyntro about your business, and it can build a live homepage concept you can click through and ask to change. These demos show the range.
Design-build firm, Bend, Oregon (fictional)
The brief
We’re a design-build firm in Bend, Oregon. Custom homes and big remodels. It should feel premium and calm, not flashy, and the goal is booking a design consultation.
A full-bleed dusk photo, a tall condensed headline, and the consultation button in the first screen.


Wood-fired kitchen, Portland (fictional)
The brief
Neighborhood wood-fired restaurant in Portland. Seasonal menu, natural wine, open late on weekends. Warm and a little loud, not fancy. People should be able to book a table or see tonight’s menu fast.
Poster-size type on brick red, tonight’s dishes on a card over the photo, and the hours right under the buttons.


Accounting firm, Boise (fictional)
The brief
Small accounting firm in Boise for small businesses and contractors. Monthly bookkeeping, payroll, and tax planning, and each client gets one accountant. Our clients hate paperwork. Organized and trustworthy; the goal is an intro call.
Cobalt on off-white, a plain-spoken promise as the headline, and a month-end checklist that shows the work.


Scheduling software for landscaping crews (fictional)
The brief
We make scheduling software for lawn care and landscaping companies with 3 to 30 crews: routes, recurring visits, and crew updates from the phone. Modern and simple, not corporate. Free trial or a demo.
A light, quiet layout with an illustrative crew schedule, so the product explains itself before anyone reads.


Demo conceptsFictional businesses with sample content and representative photos, not client work. Yours is built from your own conversation and is never shown here.
An agent can read the request, look things up, update your systems, and draft the next step. You decide which moments need a person. Every action leaves a trail you can check.
Everything we automateA new lead arrives
Through your website form: “Hi, we manage 14 apartment buildings and need a regular cleaning crew. Can you send pricing?”
Activity log
Every action lands here, so you can always see what happened.
Through your website form: “Hi, we manage 14 apartment buildings and need a regular cleaning crew. Can you send pricing?”
Prospect Desk, our autonomous CRM, researches leads and drafts outreach. Nothing sends until a person approves it, and follow-ups stop the moment someone replies.
How Prospect Desk works
A person sets the goal and makes the calls. Agents handle the research, the first pass at the code, the tests, and the cleanup. Then a person checks it against the real job.
“Build a technician-friendly comparison view that shows what changed between network scans.”
Research Agent
Reads how scans are saved and what a technician checks first.
Implementation Agent
Builds the change list: new devices, missing ones, new addresses, opened ports.
Tests Agent
Adds checks for the tricky cases, like a scan that stopped halfway.
Refactor Agent
Tidies the code so the next feature is easy to add.
Review Person
Someone tries it on a real network and decides it's ready to ship.

You don’t need to plan two years of software.
Start with the first useful version.
Put it in front of people.
Learn. Improve.
or email projects@vlyntro.com