The arcade is a row of cabinets, and each one can be run by a different person. You stream the game from your own machine to your own audience; the site handles the player records, the tackle boxes, the access codes and the public Live page for it. Your cabinet is yours — your players, your schedule, your name on it.

What you get

Your own admin panel

A login scoped to your cabinet. See and manage your players, their coins, pearls and inventories — and nothing on anyone else’s cabinet.

Player accounts

Issue access codes so your viewers can log in on this site, see their tackle box, and sell or trade between streams.

A public Live page

Your dock rendered on the site while you stream, credited to your host name, so people can watch and join even outside TikTok.

Your own schedule

Post your stream times to the calendar. Only you can edit your cabinet’s entries.

What you need

  • A Windows machine that can run the game while you stream.
  • A TikTok account you stream from, and TikFinity connected to it.
  • A reasonably stable internet connection — the game pushes to the site continuously while it runs.

You do not need a server, a domain, or anything installed on the website. The game runs on your machine and talks out to the site; nothing ever needs to reach back in.

How it works

  1. Get in touch. Tell us which game you want to run and roughly when you stream.
  2. We set up your cabinet and give you a host login.
  3. You connect your game — one key, one config file, one relaunch. The setup page walks through it.
  4. You go live. Players start appearing in your panel as they play.

Cost

Hosting is charged per cabinet, per month, in advance. Ask for current pricing when you get in touch — and read the hosting terms before you pay, which cover billing, what happens if a payment is late, and how to stop.

Questions worth asking first

  • Can I use my own branding? Your cabinet carries your host name on the Live page, and can be named rather than numbered.
  • Do other hosts see my players? No. Every record is scoped to the cabinet it belongs to, and access is checked on every page load.
  • What happens to my data if I stop? It is retained, not deleted. See the hosting terms.
  • Can I try it first? Ask. It is easier to answer for a specific game and schedule than in general.

Want a cabinet? Tell us which game and when you stream.

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