Technology should not get between you and the world.
The smartphone placed the world’s information in our hands, but it also made us look down to access it.
Asking a question starts with reaching for a device; taking action means moving through a screen.
Even a brief interaction pulls attention away from the person in front of us and the world around us.
A new kind of computer is coming.
We are building a computer that understands you and the moments you are in.
A computer that is present when you need it and out of the way when you do not.
Its intelligence is not confined to separate apps and isolated commands. It works within the flow of what you are already doing.
It does not compete for your attention. It gives it back.
A computer that lets you experience more of the world and do more without asking you to look away.
Our principles
Technology should expand the human mind.
Computers should help us perceive more, remember more, understand more, and create more without making us less human.
Creation should not require permission.
Technology should remove the barriers between an idea and its realization. It should give you the ability to create, build, and act without waiting for someone else’s permission.
You remain the decision-maker and the creator.
Arch responds to what you want, works toward the direction you set, and remains answerable to you throughout. You make the decisions.
Attention should remain yours.
Technology should not be designed to keep you engaged. It should help you do what you intended, then return to the background.
Build with us.
Arch is building Crown, a new kind of personal computer designed around the mind.
AI can now carry out work that once required someone to sit in front of a screen. We are building the computer through which people will direct that work.
We are hiring engineers, researchers, and designers who care about how a new computer should work and how it should fit into daily life.
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