Public requests and known issues we want the whole Arco community to be able to see.
Public signal, private intake
This board is curated. Private bug reports and feature requests come in through Arco support, then we publish the items that are broadly useful for other musicians, teachers, and teams to track.
A polished post-lesson packet with goals, clips, and next steps teachers can send immediately after a lesson.
Teachers want a tighter post-lesson workflow: clear priorities, a student-friendly recap, and fewer manual follow-up emails. This request tracks a teacher-facing packet that can bundle summary highlights, assignments, and a clean link back into Arco.
Reusable prompts for scales, etudes, audition prep, and lesson follow-up so students can start a focused session faster.
Power users want one-tap prompt templates instead of re-explaining the same practice structure every time. This request covers reusable macros for common practice jobs with a clean starting point inside chat.
Make normal chat feel continuous while Arco quietly decides whether a question belongs to general knowledge or your own lessons.
This shipped update reduces the need to manually think about chat mode for normal questions. The goal is a calmer experience where the answer follows the intent of the conversation instead of forcing users to pick a lane first.
Let teachers or students add a short visual note to a lesson entry when text alone is not enough.
Some lesson feedback is easier to show than describe. This request tracks lightweight video notes attached to a lesson so a bow hold, shifting setup, or fingering fix can travel with the lesson record.
Make it obvious whether Arco is still uploading audio, waiting on processing, or ready for chat and summaries.
People should not have to guess whether a lesson is stuck. This shipped improvement clarifies the difference between upload, queueing, and processing so the app feels more trustworthy when a large file takes time.
A known issue where a long upload may appear frozen when the browser tab sleeps or the laptop wakes mid-transfer.
This is a known web reliability issue. The current work is focused on clearer state recovery and better resume behavior so users do not need to wonder whether a lesson is lost.