Partner layer for connected practice

The practice layer around trusted shot data.

Launch monitors prove what happened. ARC helps golfers know what to do next, remember the session, and bring a cleaner story back to a coach.

Talk partnerships See the practice loop
AdditiveThe launch monitor stays the source of truth.
RetentionEach session gives golfers a reason to return.
Coach-readyClips, cues, and misses are easy to hand off.
Where ARC fits

Shot data is the asset. Practice behavior is the unlock.

ARC is not another launch monitor. It is a lightweight layer around the data golfers already trust.

Hardware

Keep the truth where it belongs.

Carry, launch, speed, spin, gapping, and simulator data stay with the trusted device and account.

  • ARC adds: practice context.
  • ARC does not: replace the core app.
Behavior

Make the next rep obvious.

ARC turns the session into one cue, one benchmark, and one reason to come back.

  • Use case: solo range work.
  • Outcome: stronger retention.
Memory

Give the session a thread.

Best reps, costly misses, drift, cues, and coach notes stay organized after the bucket ends.

  • Use case: lesson homework.
  • Outcome: cleaner follow-up.
Partner path

Built to sit beside trusted platforms.

Sanctioned access, clear user consent, and no claim to own the launch monitor relationship.

  • Fit: additive integration.
  • Goal: more useful sessions.
One bucket loop

Every shot should make the next rep smarter.

A good practice product should be easy to understand in one glance.

1

Capture.

Phone video plus optional shot data.

2

See.

Best rep, costly miss, drift, and strike pattern.

3

Fix.

One cue for the next ball.

4

Remember.

Session history carries into the next visit.

ARC practice home screen
ARC replay summary screen
ARC mechanics screen
Product proof

The app is built for scanning, not studying.

Setup, replay, benchmark, and drift are all designed for the middle of a range session.

ARC start practice screen

Start fast.

No setup theater.

ARC outlier and benchmark summary screen

Find the outlier.

One priority from recent history.

ARC replay session summary screen

Read the session.

Best rep, miss, strike, drift.

ARC drift screen

Catch drift.

Spot fatigue before it sticks.

Partner fit

For a launch monitor team, ARC is the behavior layer after the shot.

Shot truth remains yours. ARC packages it into cues, habit loops, and coach-ready memory.

Retention

More reasons to open the app after purchase.

  • Creates: next-session intent.
  • Protects: the core device experience.
Start partner conversation
Coach channel

Better homework between paid lessons.

  • Creates: cleaner follow-up.
  • Protects: the coach's role.
See coach workflow
Integration

Sanctioned access, clear consent.

  • Creates: a clean partner path.
  • Protects: data ownership and trust.
Discuss integration

Private beta. Partner conversations are focused on sanctioned access, consent, and user trust.

Quick answers

Only the things a partner needs to know.

Is ARC a launch monitor?

No. ARC is the practice layer around trusted shot data.
  • HardwareThe device owns the shot truth.
  • ARCARC turns that truth into a cue, benchmark, and next session.
  • FitAdditive to hardware, simulator, and account flows.

Why would a launch monitor partner care?

Because practice retention is bigger than the first data wow.
  • RetentionGolfers get a reason to return to the range with a goal.
  • CoachSessions become easier to discuss with an instructor.
  • TrustAny integration should be sanctioned and consent-based.

Does ARC replace coaches?

No. Coaches remain the plan, judgment, and accountability.
  • CoachSets the plan.
  • ARCHelps the golfer practice the plan between lessons.
  • HandoffClips, cues, and misses come back organized.

What happens to videos and data?

Local first by default. Explicit sharing when needed.
  • DefaultOn-device analysis for detection, replay, and feedback.
  • SharingPartner or coach flows should use clear user consent.
  • HonestyLow confidence is flagged instead of hidden.

Does ARC replace simulator software?

No. Simulation and practice behavior are different jobs.
  • SimulatorPlay, ranges, games, and course modes.
  • ARCNext-rep cues, session memory, and coach handoff.
  • TogetherThe same golfer can play, practice, and come back smarter.

What setup does a golfer need?

An iPhone is enough to start. Partner hardware makes it richer.
  • PhoneiPhone capture for video, detection, and replay.
  • OptionalLaunch monitor data, AirPods, Apple Watch, or a second screen.
  • GoalKeep the setup light enough for normal range behavior.
Private beta - partner conversations open

Interested in a sanctioned partner path?

Email [email protected] or leave an email below. The conversation starts with fit, consent, and user trust.

No spam. One reply for beta access or partnership fit.