Project truth stays visible
Plans should preserve what is known, assumed, missing, and still open to review.
ABOUT AIRCHOR
AI-assisted software development has made it easier to generate code and prototypes. It has not made project truth, evidence, scope, risk, permissions, and handoffs automatically clearer.
THE CONTROL GAP
Projects move across founders, agencies, developers, prompts, repositories, environments, and tools. Along the way, decisions become implicit, assumptions become facts, documentation becomes stale, and implementation begins before the real project state is understood.
Airchor MVP v1.0 provides a persistent planning and assessment workspace for new and existing software projects. It creates structured documents, exposes uncertainty, and prepares clearer next actions and handoffs.
Explore the live productPRODUCT PRINCIPLES
Airchor is built around a simple principle: software work should move forward with its scope, evidence, assumptions, risk, permissions, and recommended next action still visible.
Plans should preserve what is known, assumed, missing, and still open to review.
The next implementation step should have an explicit boundary and intended outcome.
A decision should show what supports it without turning uncertainty into certainty.
Reviewers should see dependencies, limitations, permissions, and stop conditions.
The long-term direction is a governed platform that connects project intelligence to approved agent tasks, isolated execution, independent verification, controlled delivery, and updated project state.
This is the planned platform direction, not current MVP functionality.
Airchor does not replace professional engineering, security, legal, operational, or investment review. Its role is to make the available project context and its limitations easier to understand and act on.