ARC is built by Paracorp. We are engineers and architects who have run modernization programs from the inside, and watched most of them spend their first year re-learning a system that was already in production.
Every legacy system holds decades of decisions: pricing rules, exceptions for one client, a workaround a regulator asked for in 2009. Those decisions live in the code and in the heads of a few people. Rewrites fail when they lose them.
So ARC starts there. It reads the system into the business's own language, gets the people who run it to confirm what it found, and only then plans and builds the replacement. AI does the reading and the rebuilding. People make the decisions.
Every capability, rule and finding links to the file and line it came from. If ARC can't show its source, it says so.
Nothing moves to the next phase until someone on your side signs it off. Quality gates stay visible, including the ones that fail.
Each phase has a price you know before you start. Stop after any phase and keep everything it produced.
Isolated per organization, never used to train models, deleted when you ask. The security docs say exactly how.
We're a small team taking on systems older than some of us. Everyone here talks to customers, and the people who build ARC are the ones who run the engagements.
Embed with a customer for 30 days at a time and own their modernization architecture from sign-off to go-live.
Build the engine that reads million-line systems: parsers, indexers, retrieval and the agent harness that rebuilds them.
Partner with our Field CTOs to win enterprise and private-equity programs, from the first scoping call to a full modernization.
The scoping call is with an engineer, not a sales rep. Bring an architect and a rough idea of the system.