Public safety, 911 & EHS
Reach C-shift at 3am, in a space the centre owns — peer support, wellness resources and incident forms, off personal phones.
Three 911 centres run on ARCC →New: Auto-celebrations for every member milestone
Frontline teams, shift workers and members don't read the all-staff email. ARCC gives them a branded app where updates, questions, recognition and forms live together — and where anyone can start the conversation.
iOS · Android · Web · Your name on the App Store, not ours.
An ARCC app playing on a phone: someone scrolls the feed, joins a group, replies in a group chat and posts an update that collects reactions.

NTECC
Hendricks County 911
Rockdale County 911
PG Division of Family Practice
Megaphone
WMC Consultants
Kidzsports


The problem
So teams route around it. The organisation loses the record, the reach and the relationship — three times over.
Read at a desk, by people with desks. One direction only — nobody replies, so nobody knows if it landed.
On personal numbers. No moderation, no audit trail, and it walks out the door with whoever leaves.
Mixed with ads, run on someone else’s rules, and off-limits for anything sensitive.
Replace all three with one app your organisation owns — where anyone can start the conversation.
The product
Home, Groups, Inbox, Resources and You — the same shape for a 911 centre, a health conference or a youth league, skinned in your colours.
Home
Posts with photos, video, PDFs and @mentions. Five reactions instead of one, threaded comments, and polls that pin to the top until they close. Admins approve before publish when a community needs it.
Huge thanks to everyone who came out for Saturday's drill. @marcus and the B-shift ran the scenario in 22 minutes.

Inbox & Groups
Realtime 1:1, group and multi-user chat with read receipts and media. Members create their own groups — a shift, a committee, a team — with admins who approve members and handle reports. When someone leaves the organisation, they leave the conversation.
Resources & recognition
A curated library of contacts, links, videos and fillable PDFs members submit from their phone — incident reports, registrations, consent forms. Alongside it, achievements unlocked by QR scan and auto-celebrations that post, badge and notify on every anniversary without anyone remembering the date.
Admin portal
A web console for the people running the community: approve posts and groups, author and schedule polls, curate resources, review submitted forms, brand the app and see who is actually engaging — the things a Facebook group will never tell you.
White label
Members download your app — icon, splash, name and palette. ARCC runs underneath: one platform, updated for everyone, without a development team on your payroll.








Solutions
Every organisation gets its own app in its own colours, built around the moments that matter to its people. Four clients, one set of components — hover a card to replay its moment.
Reach C-shift at 3am, in a space the centre owns — peer support, wellness resources and incident forms, off personal phones.
Three 911 centres run on ARCC →An event app that’s still open in March. Programme changes and polls during the event, then a year-round members’ community.
See Bamberg Connect →Retire the parents’ WhatsApp group. Team groups, registration forms, and stickers kids actually want to unlock.
See Kidzsports →Two-way, on the record, off the public platforms. Every member gets a voice inside a space the organisation governs.
See Megaphone →Mock screens: names, messages and counts are illustrative; each client sets its own colours in their own app.
Web platform
Members and admins get the full app in the browser at your own subdomain — no install, same account, same feed.
Always evolving
ARCC ships on a short release cycle, and because it's one platform, most updates reach every organisation at once, with no upgrade projects. Changes to the app itself arrive in each client's next app release.
Recently launched
Shipping next
A 30-minute walkthrough with your logo and colours loaded. No slides.
Marcus Bell · 3h
Next one's on A-shift. Bring it.