Provided Systems

DEAN System

DEAN is a digital marketplace factory for building two-sided marketplaces in Web3 compatible chains. Throughout or initial research phase in a previous Decentralized Courier Protocol (DCP), Arthur Labs found that most generalized marketplaces contain approximately 25-30 boilerplate components necessary for any marketplace to function, including explore sections, checkout processes, messaging features, profiles, and other various UI components.

DEAN essentially builds out a dynamic and variable based approach for building any RWG, RWS or RWD marketplace by streamlining the component implementation, database connection, and other configurations essential to launching a marketplace.

Arthur Labs first built out the DEAN system prior to the ROSE system, as DEAN can quickly be modified and iterated from a Web3 marketplace and into Web2 marketplaces by simply changing account registration, payment checkouts, and database integration.

DEAN aims to become globally accessible and open source after initial platforms are generated on various EVM compatible chains. Currently, DEAN has been proven throughout various Polkadot, Binance, and Movement Labs to reduce the time to market to demo a platform from around 6-12 months to less than 4 days.

ROSE System

ROSE is an abstracted product factory line focused on building Web2-based marketplaces. These act as independent agencies for Arthur Labs, which are contracted and licensed to startups who want to build their own marketplace.

These act as revenue streams for Arthur Labs ecosystem, which aims to primarily fund the DAO and various expenditures the organization faces. As ROSE develops further into a BYO MaaS, there is an intent to partner with ChaiBuilder to build an interactive platform that imports the components from DEAN and configuration system to automate marketplace development for the creator.

Long term, both ROSE and DEAN aims to build a Lego-like architecture so any developer or builder can access the platform and deploy a new marketplace concept quickly, while Arthur Labs receives percentage ownership and revenue from each transaction.

QUINN System

QUINN is a deployable feature for any Arthur Labs marketplace, in which is a form replication system that refactors and formats marketplace listings into various social media accounts.

This ultimately streamlines marketing costs for small businesses so that they can easily share and post their listings through a list of professionally designed media cards, in which once the business owner connects their business accounts (Instagram, Meta, X, Discord, Telegram, Element, Facaster, and any of social platform that takes in a similar set of form inputs).

The goal with implementing QUINN with the marketplaces is so entrepreneurs forming their own businesses can increase their media exposure by over 500% while reducing the time for manual replication by 80%.

This system is permanently free in the ecosystem but may be optionally licensed out to other blockchain networks.

SUSAN System

SUSAN is a conjoint effort from three companies, an anonymous serial startup agency in Texas, and Frank Dierolf, a contractor and freelancer based in Germany, and Arthur Labs. SUSAN is a comprehensive application and tooling system that follows a sequential list of tasks to build a thorough application.

Firstly, SUSAN asks a client what business concept they have, and if that is under an existing company, or to tailor its designs and code from scratch. After receiving the clients input, and various design references, the tool completes a deep research report about the business opportunity, and frameworks it should use. Once the report is concise and completed, it proceeds to generate a new repository for its code, likely using NextJS and Tailwind CSS.

With a series of already integrated Model Context Providers (MCP), SUSAN proceeds to build out an application tailored to the design references and report analysis. Initially the application builds out the design schematics, then proceeds to build functions and necessary components to build an MVP. Once these sections are near completed, SUSAN continues on with MCP functionality by reading the clients API connections to various payment providers, database handlers, and other necessary APIs to build out the MVP.

After its connections and completion, SUSAN then handles SEO optimization and various build changes. Finally, one of the three companies overviews and finalizes any core design changes or building changes and manually modifies the program to ensure proper functionality ready for MVP and production.

BUILDER System

BUILDER is an Arthur Labs website builder, dedicated primarily to contract development work to various USA sites, but is globally accessible for work. Revenue generated from BUILDER proceeds to then fund the core development of the overall ecosystem, and any excess profits go into the token holders.