ARQS Releases LinguaQuest Creator Bundle as a $99 Software Product
The one-time software bundle provides source files for one organization through secure Stripe checkout and verified ARQS fulfillment to the checkout email address within 72 hours.
ARQS has released the LinguaQuest Creator Bundle as a $99 one-time software product. The bundle packages the new learning engine for organizations that want to deploy and customize their own browser-based language or vocabulary experience.
The purchase includes a standalone no-build browser app, the reusable ARQS learning core, a starter vocabulary pack, Townline and Jason’s Place configuration files, an implementation README, an APIN and version manifest, and a single-organization deployment licence.
The base package keeps learner progress in the browser and does not require an external speech key for pronunciation support. Browser speech synthesis and editable JSON packs make the bundle suitable for language packs, professional vocabulary, tourism and newcomer guides, tutoring experiences, classroom demonstrations and family learning rooms.
Checkout is handled through Stripe. Apple Pay, Google Pay and Link may appear when supported by the customer’s device, browser, region and account settings, while standard card checkout remains available. ARQS is currently using verified post-purchase fulfillment while direct server-side Stripe session verification is being hardened. Customers receive the delivery commitment only after successful checkout; the public source bundle is not exposed without entitlement.
The commercial product is identified by ARQS-APIN-2026-001123 and its generated download by ARQS-APIN-2026-001124. The licence permits customization and deployment for one organization and its owned websites; it does not permit resale, sublicensing or redistribution of the source bundle as a competing template or software product.
WordByWord is not included or resold. The connected WordByWord application remains an optional private ARQS operating workflow, and direct public synchronization would require separate vendor authorization. Buyers receive ARQS-owned software and configuration files rather than access to another provider’s account.