Thasis is offering RadioForge as a collection of software and services for independent and streaming stations, with a key distinction for buyers: its browser voice-tracking tools are available, while its AirForge automation product is still forthcoming.
The launch was reported October 27 by Radio World. The company’s current product site lists December 2026 for AirForge.
RadioForge says ControlForge works with StationPlaylist and Live365, allowing presenters to record through a browser into an existing station workflow. Other offerings cover websites, installable apps, contracted voice tracks, syndicated programming and audio production.
These are vendor-described capabilities, not results from an RNN installation test. Operators should distinguish tools that connect to their existing automation from a proposed replacement for that automation.
A useful demonstration should follow one real shift from scheduling through recording and playout. Questions should include access permissions, export options, outage handling, support response and the full cost of the selected services.
The launch adds an option for small teams. It does not establish that consolidating services with one supplier will lower costs or improve reliability for every station.