The hosted service
We run the relay. We still can't read it.
Skytale Cloud syncs your agent's encrypted log across machines without you running anything. Everything is sealed with your seed before it leaves your machine; what we host and store is ciphertext. The paid product is convenience, never access.
01 · the honest ledger
What's live, what's beta.
Live today: cross-device sync. tally push on
one machine, tally pull on another, the story continues. The
relay stores the sealed batches it cannot open for about a week of
catch-up, then purges them; your devices hold the durable copies.
Landing next: durable cloud saves. The upgrade from a week of catch-up to kept-until-you-delete-it, so a brand-new machine restores from the 24-word seed alone no matter how long it has been. We will say it is shipped when it is shipped, not before.
Rooms ride the same relay: MLS-encrypted, member-keyed, operator-blind.
- sync
- live
- saves
- landing next
- rooms
- live · mls
- we read
- nothing
- we store
- ciphertext
02 · plans
Three doors. No tricks.
self-host
Free, forever
Tally and the Skytale protocol are Apache-2.0. Run the open relay for your own clients today; the docs state plainly that tally's sync path against a self-hosted relay is still a gap. Open source has no waitlist.
$ cargo build --release -p skytale-relay
hosted · free beta · live
Limited seats
Hosted sync, capped seats per account, capped total beta seats. When the cap fills, the waitlist opens. Free stays free after the beta; the caps are about capacity, not upsell theater.
hosted · team
Coming soon
Ten dollars per user, monthly, when it opens. Beta members lock the beta price for life, and support runs through GitHub while we are small enough to say so. The free tier is the door today.
The free beta is live and reads the demand; the paid tier opens once the business rails are ready, and everyone who was here in beta keeps the beta price for life. Install the client meanwhile, it works without us.
status · beta live · paid coming soon
03 · why pay at all
Because blind hosting is still hosting.
availability
Always-on relay
Your machines sleep; the relay doesn't. Push from the laptop at midnight, pull to the desktop at dawn.
durability
Ciphertext, kept
Today the relay keeps sealed batches for about a week of catch-up. The paid tier's durable saves keep them until you delete them, so losing a machine stops costing an agent. We could not read them if we tried; that is the point.
zero ops
No relay to babysit
Self-hosting is a first-class path, and it is also a server you now own. The hosted tier is for people whose agents are the point, not the plumbing.