1
Create your account and install ARC
Sign up on the ARC website, download the installer, and run it on the Windows PC that will control your rooms. Sign in, activate your location, and you're set up.
Get started
Sign up, install, go live.
Getting ARC running at your venue is straightforward. Create an account, install the software, connect your rooms, and you're ready to go.
How it works
2
Connect your rooms
Add your hardware — sensors, locks, lights, buttons, speakers — and build your games, hints, and automations inside ARC. Test everything before you open to players.
3
Go live
Hand it to your staff and start running games. ARC gives your team one screen to monitor rooms, send hints, control devices, and manage every session.
What you can do with ARC
Build
Design games and automations
Create puzzles, set up triggers, build hint sequences, and configure how your rooms behave — all inside ARC.
Control
Monitor and control every room
Your staff get a single dashboard to run games, watch room progress, send hints, and override anything in real time.
Monitor
Manage your devices
See every connected sensor, lock, light, and speaker. Add new devices, check their status, and control them directly.
Grow
Track performance and improve
View game analytics, review session history, and use the data to tune your rooms and train your staff.
System requirements
ARC is lightweight and runs on hardware you probably already have.
Windows 10 or 11
ARC runs on any PC with Windows 10 or Windows 11.
4 GB of RAM
That's the recommended minimum. Most modern PCs meet this easily.
1 GB of disk space
You'll need at least 1 GB of free space on your control machine.
macOS
A macOS version of ARC is planned for fall 2026.
Next step
Know what it costs
ARC is one flat price per location, no contracts. See the pricing page for the full breakdown.