The Arca desktop application, developed by the team behind Brevis, is now available to the public for Mac and Windows. The platform allows users to monetize their AI interaction history by submitting past sessions for review and payment.
Arca integrates with existing AI tools, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Claude Desktop. The software scans a user's computer for session logs, which users can then select for upload. Before any data leaves the device, the app automatically removes sensitive information such as names, file paths, and account keys.
Submitted sessions undergo a manual review process, and approved work is compensated on a weekly basis. While the service is free, users have the option to link their GitHub profiles to potentially increase the valuation of their submissions. Very short sessions are currently ineligible for payment.
Following an invite-only phase that began on October 13, the platform has removed all waitlists. New users can register using an email address or a Google account. Additionally, the company has launched the Arca Launch Challenge, which offers $10 000 in extra prizes for approved sessions through November 30.
