StoptheStrategicDrift
Arbtr's decision dependency graph empowers you to map, track, and enforce your engineering strategy—treating architecture with the same rigor as code.
Govern Your Architecture
From messy Slack threads to a structured dependency graph, Arbtr empowers you to visualize technical debt and enforce engineering standards.
Visual Dependency Mapping
See exactly how decisions connect. Visualize conflicts, downstream dependencies, and blocked paths before you write a single line of code.
The Missing Link in Your Stack
Arbtr sits between your communication tools (Slack, Notion) and your execution tools (GitHub, Linear) to ensure strategy never gets lost in translation.
Direct, upfront pricing
Choose the plan that fits your needs—no hidden fees, cancel anytime.
- 1 repository
- 50 decisions
- AI features included
- MCP integration
- 30-day audit log
- 3 repositories
- Unlimited decisions
- AI features included
- MCP integration
- Enforcement rules
- Scenarios
- 90-day audit log
- Unlimited repositories
- Unlimited decisions
- AI features included
- MCP integration
- Enforcement rules
- Scenarios
- 365-day audit log
- Everything in Organization
- SSO / SAML
- Unlimited audit log
- Dedicated support
- Custom integrations
Why We Built Arbtr
Most engineering teams are drowning in entropy. We believe there is a better way to manage complexity.
Static wikis die the moment you hit publish. A living dependency graph that warns you about conflicts is the only way to keep strategy alive.
Engineering strategy shouldn't be a popularity contest. Decisions must be backed by evidence, constraints, and trade-offs.
Your CI/CD catches bad code, but what catches bad architecture? We believe in "Strategic Linting"—stopping drift before it merges to main.
If it takes 20 minutes to fill out a form, engineers won't do it. We use AI to turn messy Slack threads into structured records in seconds.
Your architecture shouldn't leave the building when your Staff Engineer quits. We capture the "Why"—the context behind the code—forever.
A strategy is not a stone tablet. It is a mutable object that gets deprecated, superseded, and forked. We treat decisions exactly like code.
Ready to Supercharge Your Workflows?
Join teams using Arbtr to govern their architecture with the same rigor as code.