TL;DR
Arca’s invite-only early access is over. Anyone can now sign up with just an email address and start right away, with no invite code and no wait for approval. Everything else works the same, and the Arca Launch Challenge is still running for a limited time.
What’s changed
When we introduced Arca on October 13, access opened in small batches. You requested an invite, waited for approval, then signed up with a code we emailed you.
That step is gone. Anyone can register with just an email address and get started right away. Connecting GitHub is now optional, though it can still raise what your sessions are worth.
What stays the same
The app works exactly as before. Install Arca and it finds the AI sessions your tools already keep on your machine. Pick one to upload, and Arca strips sensitive details before it leaves. You get a quote, then decide: submit it for review, or withdraw and your upload is deleted. Approved sessions pay out in USDC every week.
The Launch Challenge is still on
The Arca Launch Challenge runs for a limited time, with $10,000 in prizes on top of your regular payouts. Every session approved during the challenge earns points, and everyone on Arca is entered automatically.
Get started
Sign up here, then install the app and pick your first session.
About Brevis
Brevis is a verifiable computing platform powered by zero-knowledge proofs, serving as the infinite compute layer for Web3 and beyond. Applications can offload expensive computation off-chain while proving every result on-chain. The Brevis stack includes Pico zkVM for general-purpose computation, which in its 3.1 release proves Ethereum blocks in real time on a single machine with 4 GPUs and 128 bits of provable security, and is fully open source; the ZK Data Coprocessor for trustless access to historical blockchain data; Vera for ZK-proven media authenticity; and ProverNet, the decentralized marketplace for ZK proof generation, live on mainnet. To date, Brevis has generated nearly 400 million proofs across 50+ protocols on 14 blockchains.
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