Founder content, made from your real week.
From your week
Launches, product decisions, internal conversations, and company milestones already contain stories worth sharing.
Slack2:31 PMDude, the same problem came up in four founder calls this week. Nobody can stay consistent with content once the company gets busy. We shd probably build around it.
Jul 08
Launch notes: Company Head connected to Slack and Notion. First pass pulled 12 moments from the last sprint, 3 flagged as content-worthy.
Jul 08
Slack4:12 PMBeta call glitched out mid-demo again. Third time this week.
Jul 07
Retention doubled for founders who record on Mondays.
Jul 06
pitch-v14-final-FINAL.pdf uploaded to Fundraising.
Jul 05
Roadmap: auto captions pulled forward from next month to this week. Two pilot founders asked for it on the same day.
Jul 07
Slack5:03 PMFirst founder went from script to posted video in 41 minutes. Said it was the first time filming didn’t eat his whole afternoon.
Jul 04
Watch-through jumped 32% after the hook rewrite.
Jul 04
Customer call transcript added: onboarding confusion, again. Same three questions in every call this month. There’s a video in that.
Jul 03
Then Arkire connects the context behind them.
The Company Head
Company Head connects to your tools, understands what your team is building, and surfaces the moments worth turning into founder content.
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Dude, the same problem came up in four founder calls this week. Nobody can stay consistent with content once the company gets busy. We shd probably build around it.
Company Head connected to Slack and Notion.
Founder content should begin with what is already happening inside the company.
16VC Founder Fellowship begins this month.
Opportunity found
Built from 3 connected moments
A product launch, a repeated founder pain, and an internal point of view became one timely story.
This week's opportunity
Built from 3 connected moments
Selected angle
The best founder content starts before anyone opens a blank document.
Alternate angles
Why the best company stories are already hiding in Slack, calls, and product work
Source-ledThe founder-content problem isn’t writing—it’s noticing what is worth saying
Problem-ledFounder point of view Repeated founder pain Timely
Hook
Most founder-content tools start when you open a blank document.
That’s already too late.
Pause hereBody
The real story is already in the work: the launch, the customer conversation, and the decision your team made this week.
Close
Your company already did the hard part. Arkire turns it into something worth publishing.
Built from 3 connected moments
You can inspect and revise every edit.
Built from 3 connected moments
Assigned to
AjiStatus
Ready for reviewReviewers
2 commentsAwaiting team approval
Questions
Notion, Slack, Google Drive, and Mixpanel come first. You choose exactly which channels, pages, and folders Arkire can see. We’re adding more soon!
Founders of early-stage companies whose weeks are full of stories but who never have time to turn them into content. Arkire is built for founder-led video: the founder stays the author, on camera and in their own voice.
Yes. After you record, Arkire cuts the take to the script, adds captions, and returns a fully edited, finished video based on your editing preferences. You can inspect and revise the edit, and nothing ships without your approval.
Setup is one sitting: connect a source, then answer a few questions so Arkire learns your voice. After that, a typical video is one short take, with the script, shot guidance, and teleprompter ready before you press record.
Yes. Every video has an assignee, reviewers, and timestamped comments. Teammates can request changes or approve, and nothing moves forward while it is awaiting approval.
No. Arkire ends with an approved, export-ready video. Publishing stays in your hands.
You choose the sources, and you can disconnect them or delete everything at any time. Every suggestion shows which moments it was built from, sensitive topics can be excluded, and your data is never used to train shared models.
The next story is already there.
Turn real company moments into founder content your team can actually film.