Thasis Launches RadioForge Management Software Suite
The Fort Lauderdale firm introduces a new digital ecosystem for radio station operations.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Software
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Fort Lauderdale-based Thasis LLC has officially launched RadioForge, a comprehensive software suite designed for radio station management. The platform offers tools for station control, infrastructure, websites, mobile applications, and syndicated programming.
Why it matters
The suite aims to provide small-to-medium stations with the technical infrastructure needed to compete with major-market broadcasters. By streamlining operational tasks, stations can focus on growing their listener base and enhancing audience engagement.
The suite includes ControlForge, WebForge, VTForge, SyndiForge, and ProductionForge, all supported by a dedicated incident-management system. Thasis LLC powers these tools through servers located in the United States and the United Kingdom.
The players
Thasis LLC
A technology company headquartered in Fort Lauderdale that specializes in developing digital management infrastructure for the radio industry.
David Moss
A veteran radio professional who started his career as an on-air personality in 1981.
The details
RadioForge provides modular options, allowing stations to select individual tools based on their specific needs. Thasis LLC maintains international offices in Madrid and the Algarve region of Portugal to support its infrastructure.
Timeline
David Moss began his career as an on-air radio personality in the fall of 1981.
The AirForge module is scheduled for commercial release by the end of 2026.
The Tech Race
RadioForge marks a shift toward cloud-centric management, replacing aging hardware-dependent systems that historically defined radio station operations. This evolution positions Thasis LLC to compete with established enterprise providers in the digital radio market.
Radio stations can customize their operational costs by selecting only the specific modules they need for daily workflows. The integrated incident-management support ensures that technical staff spend less time on system maintenance.
The takeaway
RadioForge allows smaller stations to access professional-grade tools that were previously limited to major market operations. Stations should evaluate which of the five available modules best aligns with their current audience growth strategy.
What happens next
The AirForge module is targeted for commercial release by the end of 2026.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Radio & Television Business Report.
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