The product, in 10 chapters

One workspace, read in order.

One argument in three acts: confirm what you are owed, see what it costs you, keep more of it. Every chapter below is a real screen.

ARTH home screen showing a confirmed net pay of ₹45,920

Home - what matters this month

The pipeline

Built with Sarvam, Google and OpenAI.

Three services, three narrow jobs, hard boundaries around each. Every money and tax figure comes from a deterministic rule engine.

Sarvam AI

Sarvam AI

Document digitisation

Indian payslips arrive as scans, phone photos, and PDFs that were never meant to be read by a machine - often not in English. Sarvam's document-digitisation API turns those pages into clean structured text before anything tries to interpret them.

Runs only on a document you uploaded. Returns text, never a decision.

Google Gemini

Structured interpretation

Gemini takes that text and proposes a structure: employer, pay period, each earning and deduction line, and a confidence rating per line. It also writes down what it is unsure about, as questions for you.

Proposes. Never confirms. Every line lands in your review queue before it counts.

OpenAI

Merchant categorisation

On-device rules resolve most transaction SMS on their own. What is left is one entry per distinct merchant - redacted, with long digit runs and exact amounts stripped - sent for categorisation. A cheap model does the labelling; only genuine disagreement escalates to a larger one.

Never sees your full inbox, personal messages, or account numbers. Your correction always overrides the label.

Google Cloud

Keys and encrypted storage

Documents live in encrypted object storage in the asia-south1 region, under per-user keys managed by Google Cloud KMS.

Encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Deletable on your command.

Vendor names and logos belong to their owners and are shown here only to describe how ARTH is built. Tax figures are never produced by a language model - those come from a deterministic, versioned rule engine.

What every screen has to earn.

Six rules. A screen earns its place by keeping all six, however good the idea behind it was.

01

One useful next action

Home helps you do something, rather than restating a payroll table at you.

02

Show the source

Every number says where it came from: a payslip, an SMS, or your own hand.

03

You hold the pen

An answer changes when you confirm the record behind it.

04

Plain maths, in the open

Inputs and arithmetic on screen, for every cost and every estimate.

05

Say what is tracked

Tracked money is labelled tracked. It is a figure you can vouch for, not a balance.

06

Tax stays contained

Tax matters enormously for one month a year. The other eleven belong to the rest.

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