TALLY

Know what to say next.

Tally is the AI producer in your booth. It preps the episode before you sit down, answers what you ask out loud during it, and hands you the name you blanked on before you reach for it.

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ON AIR
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Live transcript

 

The host screen during a live session. It makes no sound. It just appears.

You know the moment.

The guest is mid-story. The perfect callback is right there, an episode from two years ago, the exact number. And it's gone. You nod, you say "that's so interesting," and the moment walks out the door.

Live TV solved this decades ago. There's a control room, a producer, someone feeding the anchor exactly what they need. Podcasting got better mics, better cameras, better everything, except that.

Tally is the producer podcasting never had.

How it works

  1. Connect your archive

    Point Tally at your RSS feed. Every episode is transcribed, indexed, and instantly searchable.

  2. Prep the episode

    Run of show, guests, talking points, and the moments from your own archive worth bringing back — compiled before you sit down.

  3. Go live

    Tally listens and surfaces what you need in real time: names, facts, old clips, right before you blank.

A control room for your show

Professional broadcast runs on producers, rundowns, and a control room. Tally is all three, in software.

The answer, already on your screen

Ask out loud and Tally answers, the way you’d ask a producer. Pull up the clip. Check whether that’s actually true. Remind you who that guy was. And when you don’t ask, it’s still listening: the bio the second you blank, the episode where you said the exact opposite thing three years ago.

Live · Host view

CALLBACK

You called battery density the whole business model in Ep. 142.

FACT

Palmer Korman. Founder and CEO, Skylark Dynamics.

WARNING

Lithium is down 22% this year, not up.

Walk in already knowing everything

Point Tally at the episode and it builds the brief: your run of show, every guest’s work and past appearances, the news around them, and the questions nobody else asks. An afternoon of tabs, done in minutes.

Prep brief
EP 218 · Thursday

Sarah Okafor

Robotics founder. Sold Dexterity to ABB for $310M.

2 past appearances · Ep. 63, Ep. 91

Run of show

00:00 INTRO Cold open: the robot that folded laundry wrong
00:06 TOPIC Why she sold six months before the peak
00:22 QUESTIONS The patent fight nobody covered
00:41 CALLBACK Ep. 63: her "hardware is a cult" rant

Your whole catalog, at recall speed

Every episode you’ve ever published, transcribed and searchable by what was said. Describe the moment and you’ll find it, even if you don’t remember the words. The rant, the confession, the prediction that aged badly.

Archive
217 episodes · 412 hours
the episode where the drone founder explained why batteries beat everything

EP 142 · 41:32

"Battery density is the whole business model." Palmer Korman, Skylark Dynamics

EP 96 · 28:05

Why charging speed, not range, sells electric cars

Save it now. Find it later by describing it.

Drop in articles, clips, screenshots, charts, whatever catches your eye during the week. Tally reads the articles and actually watches the videos, so three months later you can search “that chart about lithium prices” and land on the exact second it’s on screen. Then put it up on the studio display without breaking stride.

Library
34 items · indexed
the chart with the battery cost curve

Lithium spot price, 2019 to now

Chart · from a saved article

Queue

Korman keynote, the cost slide

Video · matched at 12:40

Queued ✓

A second seat in the booth

Give your producer a console of their own. They watch the transcript, work the insight queue, and push exactly what you need to your screen or the stage display. You never break eye contact.

Producer
Live · EP 218

Insight queue

FACT Dexterity closed at $310M, per Reuters Push
QUESTION Ask about the ABB integration layoffs Pushed ✓

Media queue

Demo clip: laundry robot fail 0:22 On stage

A screen for the room

A dedicated stage display for the studio: your artwork and episode title while everyone settles in, a tally light that tells the room you're live, and full-screen media the moment your producer pushes it.

Stage display
Second screen
ON AIR

The Current

EP 218 · with Sarah Okafor

Guests can use it too

Every guest gets their own live view, free: the media on stage, the chat with you and your producer, and the session as it unfolds. Guests feel taken care of, and your show feels like a production.

Guest view
Joined with code
On stage · Demo clip: laundry robot fail

Pinned

Welcome, Sarah! We're live at the top of the hour.

Priya

Two minutes to break, we'll pick the patent story up after.

Dana · Host, Sarah · Guest, Priya · Producer

Built for the way you run your show

Host

Solo hosts

Every name, number, and past episode at recall speed. Prep briefs before the session, and the answer on your screen during it.

Studio

Host + producer teams

Your producer queues media, runs the show from a second screen, and keeps you on track. You stay in the conversation.

Network

Networks & studios

Every show gets the same control room. Shared libraries, roles and permissions, and structured data out the other side.

Simple plans. Founding pricing.

Tally is invite only right now. Founding members pay roughly half price, locked for as long as your subscription stays active.

Host

FOUNDING

For solo hosts

$15 /mo $29 standard
Podcasts
1
Seats
1
Archive hours included
100
Get started

Studio

FOUNDING

For host + producer teams

$39 /mo $79 standard
Podcasts
3
Seats
3
Archive hours included
500
Get started

Network

For multi-show organizations

Custom
Podcasts
25
Seats
25
Archive hours included
2500
Contact sales

Custom shows, seats, onboarding, and API access for networks and studios.

Archive ingestion beyond your plan allowance is $1 per audio hour.

Billing is monthly. Cancel anytime, and your plan runs to the end of the period.

Before you ask

Will it interrupt the recording?

Never. Tally makes no sound and touches nothing in your recording chain. Everything it surfaces is silent text on your screen. Your listeners never know it's there. They just notice you never miss.

Do I have to change my setup?

No. Record with whatever you use today. The Tally desktop app runs alongside your session and listens through the inputs you give it. It stays out of the signal path entirely.

What do I need to run it?

A Mac, for now. The desktop app is macOS first, with Windows and Linux on the way. Prep, your archive, and your library live on the web and work everywhere.

What happens to my recordings?

They stay yours. Your audio and transcripts power your own archive, prep, and live sessions, nothing else. We don't sell your content and we don't use it to train AI models.

When can I get in?

Tally is invite only while we onboard early shows personally. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out as spots open. Founding members keep 50% off, for life.

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