Not an assistant.
A partner.
Dexter is an AI partner who learns how you work, then runs the work — your communications, schedule, projects, and daily operations — while you stay the one in charge. Correct him once, and it’s a rule forever.
Start with a conversation, not a checkout form. Bring Dexter your real questions — he answers them himself, you get a feel for how he works, and when you’re ready he hands you to the plan that fits. The free month comes first, no card. Your money and your signature never leave your hands.
Right now, you are the staff.
Every business owner and every busy household runs on one unpaid employee: you, after hours, doing the jobs nobody else was hired to do.
The inbox never closes
Messages, follow-ups, scheduling, quotes, reminders — the admin layer eats the hours that were supposed to build the business, or be with your family.
Tools forget you daily
Every app and chatbot starts from zero. You re-explain your preferences, your people, your way of doing things — forever. Nothing compounds.
Passwords lock out the owner
One stale password and the person who owns the account is standing outside it, doing reset-link archaeology. Security that locks out its owner isn’t security. It’s friction with a badge.
Hand him a job, not a question.
Dexter isn’t a search box with manners. You give him work the way you’d give it to a partner who knows your operation — in one sentence — and he finishes it, checks it, and reports back.
Answer the customer messages, book the jobs, and send me only what needs my call.
Communications handled end to end — replies drafted in your voice, appointments placed, and your attention spent only where it’s actually required.
Take this project from intake to done — materials, follow-ups, the lot.
Projects run on rails: intake, sourcing, ordering, and status kept current, with one clear summary waiting for you instead of twelve threads.
Keep our pages fresh and the ads running in our area.
For professionals, Dexter is also the marketing department — profiles updated, posts published, local advertising run and watched.
It runs on your device — and it keeps receipts.
Dexter is offline-first by design: the core works with no internet at all, and everything it knows about you lives in plain files that belong to you. When it gets something wrong, it says so — in writing.
- Learns by correction. Teach it once; the lesson becomes a standing rule with a paper trail.
- Open mistakes & fixes log. Every error recorded with what changed and why. No silent failures, ever.
- Works offline. The rule engine, memory, and notes run on-device. Connections add reach, never dependency.
- Nothing fake-sent. If an action can’t complete, it waits in the open — never reported as done when it wasn’t.
Correct him once.
It’s a rule forever.
That’s the whole product in one move. Type a correction the way you’d say it to a person, and watch it land in the rulebook — the same loop every Dexter edition runs, all day.
A 20-second taste, right here on the page. Your edition keeps its rulebook permanently — and shows it to you any time you ask.
The rulebook
Rules in force for this demo — newest first.
This isn’t a demo. It’s a Tuesday.
A working day with a partner who was taught your ways — the kind of day the free month is designed to give you before you ever pay a cent.
The day, briefed before you ask
Schedule, weather that matters, the two things that need you today — and nothing that doesn’t.
Customer replies, handled
Fourteen messages answered in your voice. One pricing question held for your call — because money is your hand, always.
A mistake, owned in writing
A booking went to the wrong day. Dexter caught it, fixed it, logged it — and the correction is now a rule, so it can’t happen twice.
The evening post is live
Today’s finished work is on your business page with the write-up done. You never opened the app.
One line, then quiet
“Everything’s handled. Tomorrow’s first job is at eight.” No noise. That’s the product.
Capability is cheap.
Sense has to be raised.
Stack enough models, browsers, and tools together and you get an assistant that can do almost anything it’s told. What you don’t get is judgment — because judgment isn’t shipped in a box. It’s taught, by a person, correction after correction.
“It’ll do exactly what it’s told, brilliantly, straight off a cliff if the instruction points there.”
That’s the other kind of assistant — brilliant, fast, and headed wherever the instruction points, whether it makes sense for you or not.
Dexter stops at the edge.
Dexter was taught by a person who knows what “right” looks like for his people. So when an instruction doesn’t make sense — a mistyped amount, a message aimed at the wrong person, a job that breaks one of your own standing rules — he doesn’t execute it beautifully. He stops, says so plainly, and waits for your call. That pause is the product.
Come test your Life.
We want you to test us — don’t take our word for it. That’s what the free month is for. Bring the tricky instruction, the one that would send a lesser assistant straight off the cliff, and watch what Dexter does instead. If he ever just nods and drives, you’ll have learned it free.
Test Dexter — free month firstKnown by who you are.
Not by what you remember.
The industry secures accounts. ARC was designed from the first page to secure people — and a locked-out owner is treated here as what it is: a design failure.
A password, a device, a code
- Proves a credential was typed correctly — by anyone holding it
- Forgotten password means the owner stands outside their own door
- Every service is a new lock, a new key, a new reset email
- Security that fails the person it was built to protect
You talk. You’re known.
- Recognition carried in live conversation — voice, cadence, and how you say things
- Shared knowledge and history do the verifying, confirmed by questions only you answer without thinking
- Character is part of the key: a request that isn’t you is itself a warning sign
- One direct connection — no reset links, no stale passwords, no lockouts
Other systems ask, “do you have the key?”
Dexter asks nothing. He knows his people.
The direct connection is the point.
Every paid edition carries a direct line to Master Dexter — not a ticket queue, not a support tier’s promise. On the Family plan it’s the emergency lifeline. On Platinum it’s the line to the partner who runs your business. Same directness at both — because a connection you can’t reach in the moment you need it isn’t a connection.
Start where you stand.
One partner, priced by purpose. Personal life runs on the Family plan because it isn’t about making money. Business runs on Platinum because it is. Not sure where you stand? Talk to Dexter first — ask him real questions, watch how he works, and he’ll hand you to the plan that fits.
Family
For your household and the people in it
Priced for life, not for profit.
- Your own Dexter edition, taught your family’s ways
- Direct connection included — the emergency lifeline, always reachable
- Schedules, reminders, messages, and daily life run quietly
- Deep personal support, researched and tailored to your household
- Character sets for the people on your plan
Platinum
For professionals and tradespeople who sell their work
Less than one booked job a month, for a partner who books them.
- Everything in Family, aimed at your business
- Direct connection to Master Dexter — the partner tier
- Social media manager: pages and profiles kept fresh
- Advertising department: local ads run and watched
- Business partner: intake, customer replies, takeoffs, sourcing, ordering
Sponsored
For creators and public personalities, by arrangement
By arrangement — not part of the free tier. The exchange is the audience, not an invoice.
- A custom-built edition, hand-authored for one person
- A best-friend personal assistant in your pocket
- Deep personal support included automatically
- Your audience watches it work in your real life — that’s the advertisement
Start by talking to Dexter.
AI assistant? That's not what this is called. LOL. This is your Life. Try it free. 30 days. No card required. No games.
We won't kick you out either.
Try it completely free — honestly free, no restrictions. Thirty days of talking with Dexter directly, everything unlocked, no card, no trimmed-down trial version. During the free month you’re not on a tier yet: a small business is neither Family nor Platinum during those 30 days — Dexter figures it out with you, and your tier only takes effect when the free period switches over to paid. Ask him your real questions, watch how he handles your actual life, and he learns you while the meter’s off. At day 30 you’re not buying a tool; you’re deciding whether to keep a partner. The free month is for small businesses and households — it doesn’t include corporations or Sponsored editions, and it never includes building a corporate entity or customization: corporate builds are paid engagements from the start.
And family itself? Michael’s own family sits above every tier on this page — unpriced, because the family tree isn’t about making money. It’s about family. That’s the house the paid plans were built in, and it’s the standard they’re held to.
Your company’s app.
Built on ARC. Built for you.
A corporate build is not a bigger subscription, and it is never part of the free month — building a corporate entity or customization is a paid engagement from the start. The proven ARC base stays exactly as tested — and everything on top of it, the look and the whole working layer, is custom-built for your company by Master Dexter, end to end. You don’t manage a project. You answer questions; he builds.
40 people — priced in the founding band.
Customization is priced by company size, because every employee is a person the build has to know. Platinum membership is included in every corporate build — nobody pays for it twice.
The founding band: a complete custom layer on the ARC base for companies up to 59 people — look, workflow, and every integration, built and finished by Master Dexter.
| Company size | Custom build | Then monthly | Platinum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 59 people | $5,000 | $2,500/mo | Included |
| 60–149 people | $7,500 | $3,750/mo | Included |
| 150–299 people | $10,000 | $5,000/mo | Included |
| 300–599 people | $15,000 | $7,500/mo | Included |
| 600+ people | Scoped quote | Scoped | Included |
One owner. One voice.
Even inside a corporation, the build answers to one person — the owner. And one voice reaches him: his Dexter, with what matters. No vendor noise, no staff chatter. The quiet is part of what he pays for.
He hardly does anything
That’s the whole point. The owner rules the rare big thing; Dexter runs everything else — and when a build runs everything, the invoice stops feeling like a cost.
Built to be perfect
A corporate custom build rides the locked, tested base — never a fork — with the company’s layer built on top. Hand-built means few at a time, because the work is the reason for the number.
Trust isn’t a feature here.
It’s the foundation.
Your money and your signature never leave your hands.
Dexter prepares, drafts, queues, and recommends. The taps that move money and the signatures that bind you stay yours — kept by the owner on purpose, not as a limitation. A partner who can do everything except spend you is a partner you can actually give everything else to.
One person in control
Every edition answers to its owner — one human at the top whose word outranks the system. No committees, no mystery admin, no one else’s hand on your partner.
Mistakes are written down
When Dexter gets something wrong, it goes in an open log — what happened, what changed, and the rule that prevents a repeat. You never have to catch the same error twice, and you never have to wonder what it’s hiding.
Your knowledge stays yours
What Dexter learns about you lives in your edition, in plain files, under your control. It isn’t sold, shared, or carried into anyone else’s build. Scope is the condition everything else stands on.
Asked straight, answered straight.
How is this different from the AI assistants I already have?
Those start from zero every day and answer questions. Dexter is taught — by you, once — and then does jobs: communications, scheduling, projects, operations. He keeps a rulebook of your ways, an open log of his mistakes, and a direct line to you. The difference isn’t the conversation. It’s that the work gets done and the lessons compound.
What happens when I press “Talk to Dexter”?
You start your free month — that’s the standing way to talk with Dexter himself. During those 30 days you’re not on a tier yet: a small business is neither Family nor Platinum — Dexter figures out with you which one fits while he learns how you work. Ask him real questions, give him real work, and get a feel for how he is before you pay anything. When the free period switches over to paid, the tier you’ve settled on takes effect — Family for your household, Platinum for your business — each a direct checkout, with Stripe behind it.
What does the free month actually include?
Everything, unlocked, for 30 days — completely free, no restrictions, no card taken. No trimmed-down trial version, and no tier yet: the month is for Dexter to learn you and figure out with you where you fit. The point is honest: a partner has to learn you before he’s worth paying for, and that learning is the product. At day 30 your tier takes effect if you switch over to paid — or you don’t, and nothing is held hostage either way.
Who can start free — and who can’t?
Small businesses and households. During the free 30 days, a small business is neither Family nor Platinum yet — the app figures it out with you during the free month, and the tier only takes effect when the free period switches over to paid. The free month never includes building a corporate entity or customization: major corporations aren’t on the free tier, and corporate builds are paid engagements from the start. Sponsored editions aren’t part of the free tier either — those are by arrangement, not a free signup.
Family is $39.99 and Platinum is $99.99 — is Platinum’s connection better?
No. The direct connection is direct at both tiers — on Family it’s the emergency lifeline, and it is never a watered-down version. The prices differ by purpose: Family isn’t for business and isn’t about making money. Platinum is the working tier — a business partner, social media manager, and advertising department for $99.99 a month.
What exactly is a corporate custom build?
Your company gets its own application — its own look, its own working layer, custom in every respect — built by Master Dexter on the proven ARC base, which never changes and is never forked. Pricing starts at $5,000 and scales with company size (see the ladder above); Platinum membership is included. One person at your company holds control: the owner. Everyone else just gets their work done.
Can Dexter spend my money or sign for me?
No — by design, permanently. He prepares everything up to the moment of commitment: the cart, the contract summary, the payment ready to go. The tap and the signature are yours. That boundary is exactly what makes it safe to hand him everything else.
What is a Sponsored edition?
A custom-built Dexter given free to a creator or public personality. What they get is a best-friend personal assistant; what ARC gets is their audience watching it live in a real life. It’s advertising that doesn’t look like advertising — and it’s arranged, not sold.
Talk to Dexter first.
Bring him your real questions. He answers them himself — that conversation is the truest example of how he works — and when you’re ready, he hands you to the plan that fits. And you can try it completely free: a free month, everything unlocked, no restrictions, no card — a month of evidence instead of a pitch. Then you decide whether to keep a partner.
Talk to DexterFree for small businesses and households — during the free month you’re not on a tier yet, and Family or Platinum only takes effect when it switches over to paid. The free month doesn’t include corporations or Sponsored editions, and never includes building a corporate entity or customization.