For fast-moving space teams

Spend time building, not managing requirements spreadsheets.

Arc replaces spreadsheets, Python scripts, fragile file links and manual verification tracking with AI agents that help keep requirements, traceability and evidence in sync

Detailed white wireframe illustration of a liquid-fuel rocket engine
ARC-01 propulsion system

02 The operating reality

Spreadsheets break as programmes move.

Requirements, traceability and verification evidence are often held together manually. As the system changes, maintaining that structure becomes a systems engineering workload of its own.

The day-to-day reality What does a systems engineer have to keep in sync?

Spreadsheet friction starts at kick-off, compounds with every update and becomes delivery risk at review.

01

Traceability needs constant upkeep

Requirements, interfaces and tests drift across sheets as the system changes and new owners join the programme.

02

Every change creates more admin

Systems engineers manually search upstream and downstream links to understand what a proposed change affects.

03

Reviews become reconstruction exercises

Before PDR, CDR and release reviews, teams pull together requirement status, test results and verification evidence by hand.

03 Arc product

Arc keeps the whole engineering programme connected.

One structured workspace for requirements, architecture, systems and tests, with agents helping the team keep every dependency current as the programme changes.

03.01 Product feature

Single source of truth

Bring requirements, architecture, systems and verification into one flexible, structured workspace that models the programme your way. Define the item types, fields and relationships your engineering process needs, so every item has a clear place and stays connected as the programme evolves, without being forced into a fixed schema.

01
Requirements

Create, assign, review and evolve requirements in one connected record.

VEHICLEStage velocity change UPPER STAGEBurn time MAIN ENGINERated thrustChamber pressureMixture ratio
02
Architecture

Map system structure, subsystem boundaries and the interfaces between them.

UPPER-STAGE PROPULSION FUEL FEEDTank + valves OXIDISER FEEDTank + valves PRESSURISATIONSupply + control MAIN ENGINETCA + ignition FLOWCMD
03
Systems

Organise components, parameters and requirements within each system.

PROPULSION SYSTEMQualified burn MAIN ENGINEREQUIREMENTRated thrustREQUIREMENTChamber pressureREQUIREMENTMixture ratioREQUIREMENTStart sequence
04
Tests

Trace every requirement to its test cases, results and verification evidence.

REQUIREMENTBurn durationPROP-018 TEST CASEIgnition test TEST CASEHot-fire ANALYSISThermal margin RESULTRESULTEVIDENCE

03.02 Product feature

Collaborative workspace

Use Git-style branches to give every engineer a safe place to propose changes. Compare diffs, discuss the work in context, resolve conflicts and merge approved updates back into the programme baseline.

01
Team collaboration

Manage permissions, ownership and comments directly alongside the requirement.

System graph · Live 4 active
SystemUpper stage
SubsystemPropulsion
SubsystemFlight control
Requirement · PROP-014Burn duration3 comments
TestHF-027Linked
MM

MoniqueCan we link HF-027 before merge?

02
Branching & merging

Propose changes safely, compare the diff and merge approved work into the baseline.

Change control Baseline · 184
ViewingProgramme baseline ⌄
BaselineApproved record · 2d ago Current
burn-durationJosh · Ready for review +4−2
hotfire-evidenceMonique · Updated now +1
Proposal #184 Update qualified burn duration

2 files changed +4 −2

Requirement diff · PROP-0142 changes
Baseline

−145 s

Qualified burn duration
Proposed

+160 s

Qualified burn duration
No conflicts · 2 approvals

03.03 Product feature

Impact analysis

A single requirement change can ripple through dozens of downstream artefacts. See the full blast radius, including which test cases, design elements and sibling requirements are affected, before you commit.

Impact trace ready Programme dependency graph
Items
125
Levels
7
Tests
25
Affected
67
Seven-level programme dependency tree A top-level qualified engine burn-duration requirement connects to 124 downstream requirements and tests. A change reaches 67 items, including nine severe impacts across levels five to seven.

A proposed change to PROP-001 reaches 67 connected requirements and tests across the programme.

9 severe 8 direct 40 downstream 10 verification

The graph contains 100 requirements and 25 test cases arranged across seven levels. Severe impacts include test case HF-002 and eight items across the final two levels; unaffected branches remain neutral.

03.04 Product feature

Agents

Use read-only agents to continuously monitor programme context, check coverage and surface issues. Use drafting agents to propose suggested changes for engineers to review, so your team stays in control.

05 Outcomes

Keep fast-moving development ready for review.

See the impact of every change, keep verification aligned and reach each review or release with current evidence instead of relying on a last-minute spreadsheet exercise.

01

Keep engineering time on the product

Give the whole team a current view of requirements, interfaces, tests and evidence without adding another layer of coordination.

02

Catch change impact early

Trace affected requirements, interfaces and verification work before a local decision becomes cross-team rework.

03

Keep verification aligned

Maintain ownership, coverage and evidence as the product evolves, so the next review starts from a trusted record.

Arc transforms tangled programme information into a clear, review-ready structure.

06 Govern

Built for Enterprise.

Your programme. Your audit trail. Your deployment controls.

Governance

Control access and change

Full control and visibility across requirements, reviews and verification evidence.

  • Role-based access for sensitive programmes
  • Change history and review controls stay connected
  • Traceable evidence for audit preparation
Security

Protect engineering data

Security controls shaped around the requirements of each deployment.

  • Engineering data encrypted in transit and at rest
  • Configurable retention and access policies
  • Customer content is never used to train third-party models
Deployment

Run in your environment

Deploy Arc around the infrastructure and processing rules your programme requires.

  • Customer-hosted or customer-controlled backend
  • On-premise and firewall-contained options
  • Use approved models and compute providers

07 FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Arc protect our engineering data?

Arc protects engineering data in transit and at rest, with role-based access controls designed for sensitive programmes. Security, retention and access policies can be shaped around the requirements of each deployment.

Is Arc available for on-premise deployment?

Yes. Arc can be deployed with a customer-hosted backend or in a customer-controlled environment, including on-premise and firewall-contained deployments. We will work with your security and infrastructure teams to define the right setup for your programme.

Can Arc support our existing regulatory and compliance needs, such as ISO 26262, ASPICE or DO-178C?

Arc helps teams maintain the requirements traceability, change history, review controls and verification evidence their existing processes require. It supports your compliance workflow and audit preparation; certification and approval remain with your organisation and the relevant authorities.

How does AI help without taking control away from engineers?

Arc can use models and compute providers approved for your deployment, under deployment-specific processing rules. Customer content is never used to train third-party models. Agents trace dependencies, check coverage and propose updates, while engineers remain responsible for meaningful changes and approvals.

How do we migrate from our existing spreadsheets?

Start with the spreadsheets from one active programme, system or review. Arc can import the existing requirements, fields, links and verification evidence, map them into a connected model, and let your team review the structure before expanding the rollout.

How does Arc help us manage requirements changes?

Arc traces the upstream and downstream items affected by a proposed change, including interfaces, test cases and verification evidence. Teams can assess the impact, review the update and approve it before the system baseline moves.

Can Arc support PDR, CDR and verification reviews?

Yes. Arc keeps requirements, ownership, traceability, test cases and verification evidence connected as work progresses, giving reviewers a current system record and reducing the manual reconstruction needed before formal reviews.

08 Get started today

Move faster without compromising engineering rigour.

Try Arc for free and see how AI agents keep requirements, traceability and verification evidence aligned as your programme changes.