Introducing Overarch

Overarch existed in our code long before it had a website. Every app we ship registers under the same namespace: RevuIQ lives at ai.overarch.RevuIQ, HealthAPI at ai.overarch.HealthAPI. The umbrella was always there in the bundle identifiers. As of this week it finally has a front door at overarch.ai.

Overarch is a product studio based in Boise, Idaho. We design and build AI-native products, and we would rather ship fewer of them, built better.

Here is what is real today, not roadmap:

• RevuIQ reads a place’s Google reviews with AI and gives you the honest bottom line in seconds. Version 1.0 shipped in March 2025; it is live on the App Store and Google Play, where the listing now shows 100K+ downloads.
• HealthAPI turns Apple Health into a private, queryable REST API, so the AI assistant you already use can answer questions about your own sleep, training, and vitals. The API is live in production at healthapi.app. The iOS app is in App Store review.

The two products could not look more different on the surface, a consumer review app and a developer-flavored health API. What they share is the standard: clean interfaces, AI that does real work rather than novelty, and privacy taken seriously enough that neither product puts AI keys on your device or resells your data.

More concepts are in the oven. This notes section is where we will write about them honestly: launches, milestones, and the occasional lesson learned the hard way. No growth-hack content, no filler.

Thanks for reading. If you want to reach us: info@overarch.ai.