Everything you make, sell and run, in one place.
Your audience and memberships, drops, courses, digital products and live streams from Direct, merch from Shop and brand deals from Deals, in one app, with the one console where you make every podcast and every video, wherever it is published. Creators is included with any app a creator works in, and is never sold on its own.
The apps a creator works in, in one place
For creators whose audience pays them, and the people who help them make it.
Audience
Subscribers, lists and messages.
Memberships
The tiers fans pay for.
Inbox
Brands, email and team chat.
Drops and courses
Released to the tiers that paid.
Merch
Shop’s products and stock.
Brand Deals
Pitched to booked to paid.
Podcasts
Record, edit and publish every episode.
Videos
Upload, edit, go live and publish.
Payouts
Earnings in every currency.
Team
Only the screens you give them.
One
menu for everything a creator sells
One
fan record behind every sale and every message
Zero
charges for Creators itself
Everyone who pays you, and everyone who writes.
Your subscribers, their tiers and their messages from Direct, and every brand and collaborator in Connect’s inbox, on one screen.
Everyone who pays you, on one list you hold, from Calisto Direct.
Who is subscribed, and since when
Every subscriber with their tier, status and join date, and the list exports whenever you want it.
Lists
Group fans into lists — new arrivals, a tier, the people who bought the last course — and message that group.
Notices
A notice about something you posted lands in its own queue, with what was actually said.
You know who pays you and who wrote. Now everything you sell them, from the same menu.
Everything you sell, from one menu.
Drops, courses, podcasts, digital products and live streams through Direct, merch through Shop, and brand deals through Deals, side by side in Creators.
Everything digital you sell goes through Calisto Direct, the paywall, into your own bank.
Drops
Posts, video and audio released on a schedule, to the tiers that paid for them.
Courses
A class is a collection of lessons behind the paywall, sold to fans on its own or opened by a tier.
Digital products and pay-per-view
Downloads, presets, guides and bundles, and a single piece unlocked for a one-off price.
Make the podcast here, wherever it is heard.
Creators ▸ Podcasts is the one podcast console: shows and episodes, recording and the multitrack editor, transcripts, chapters and show notes, listeners, and every place an episode goes. Where it is published never changes the tool you make it with.
Run the shows. Put the episodes out.
A show is the container: name, artwork, category, and its own feed. Run several from one list, and the colour-coded toggles filter the episodes down to the show you are working on today. The audio and the artwork sit in the same file store the rest of your account already reads from.
48 eps
124 eps
67 eps
31 eps
Business · 48 episodes
Finance · 124 episodes
Hospitality · 31 episodes
42:18 · from your files
Shows
Every show in one view. Open one for its episodes, artwork, category and feed.
Episodes
Title, description, show notes, season and episode number, and its own artwork.
Schedule
Publish now, hold it as a draft, or set a date and it goes out on its own.
A real timeline, in a browser tab.
Record straight in or drag in what you already have, lay it across as many tracks as the episode needs, trim the regions, run the effects chain, and mix down to the file the episode ships with. Not a trimmer bolted onto an upload form.
Multi-Track Timeline
As many tracks as the episode needs. Arrange and layer them against each other.
Record Or Bring It In
Record straight into the browser, or drag in takes and music from your shared files.
Trim And Treat
Set start and end points on a region, cut it, and run the track through the effects chain.
Mixdown & Export
Mix down to one file and attach it to the episode it belongs to.
Feed it the audio. Get back the paperwork.
Transcribe what you recorded, then turn that transcript into chapter markers, into show notes, and into a spoken intro you can drop on the timeline. Every one of them comes back as a draft you edit: nothing publishes itself, and nothing overwrites what you already wrote.
Transcribe The Episode
Hand it the recording and get the words back. Everything else here is built from that transcript, and it is what makes an episode searchable, and readable by someone who cannot listen.
It Runs On Our Own Machines
Speech recognition, the writing and the voice all run on hardware Calisto operates. Your unreleased episode is never handed to an outside service to be logged or trained on.
Chapters From The Transcript
Named markers with timestamps, so a listener skips to the part they came for instead of scrubbing for it.
Show Notes, Drafted
Written from what was actually said, as text you cut, add the links to, and publish.
A Spoken Intro, Generated
Not text: audio. An intro saved with the rest of your assets, ready for the front of the timeline.
Who listened, and who cared enough to subscribe.
Downloads, plays and engagement over time, next to the people who subscribed. That second list is not a mailing list of its own: a subscriber is the same contact record the rest of your business already works from, so a listener and a customer are never two people.
Alex Rivera
Jordan Kim
Casey Nguyen
Taylor Brooks
Analytics
Downloads, plays and engagement, per episode and per show, and how each of them moved over time.
Subscribers
Name, email and the date they subscribed, read straight from your shared contacts. Nothing to keep in step.
Make it once. Choose where it is heard.
Where an episode goes is a choice inside the one podcast console: Calisto Radio and the public RSS feed, a Direct membership tier, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and the other directories, YouTube and the networks you have connected. Every show gets one feed at an address you can copy, and one grid shows each show at each directory, from not submitted, to pending, to live.
One Feed Per Show
A feed at an address you can copy. New episodes appear in it as they publish.
The Submission Grid
Each cell is one show at one directory. Submit it, follow it, resubmit a rejection.
For Members Only
Keep an episode for a Direct membership tier. Calisto Radio lists it locked and sends a listener to join.
Or On Your Own Page
Drop the player onto a site or a screen you already run, with a token you can rotate.
The Ops Pod
Daily Dispatch
Player embed
Make the video here, wherever it is watched.
Creators ▸ Videos is the one video console: your channels, upload, the timeline editor, clips and captions, going live, delivery, and every place a video goes. Where it is published never changes the tool you make it with.
Drag a video. Set the details. Choose visibility. Publish.
A four-step wizard. Drag the file in or browse for it, and the upload survives an interruption. Set the title, description, tags, category and thumbnail. Choose public, unlisted, private, or scheduled for a time you pick. Publish, and it is live.
Upload
Drag the file in. The upload resumes where it stopped, so a dropped connection costs you the chunk and not the file.
Details
The title fills in from the filename. Add a description, tags, a category and a thumbnail.
Visibility
Public, unlisted, private, or scheduled for a date and time you set.
Publish
Review and publish. The video processes and appears on your channel.
Drag & drop your video
or browse
my-video.mp4: 67% uploaded
Point your encoder at it and you are on.
Set a title, description and category for the stream, then point any encoder or hardware at the RTMP endpoint and start. Viewers are watching about three seconds behind the room. The panel shows live status, viewer count as it moves, how long you have been on, and the control that stops it.
Stream Configuration
Title, description, and category for the live stream. Set the metadata before you go live.
Stream Key & RTMP URL
A unique stream key and RTMP URL for your encoder. Show or hide the key, and copy either to your clipboard.
Live Dashboard
Live/offline status indicator. Real-time viewer count polling. Stream duration. Start and stop controls.
Cut it down, mark it up, and let people follow without sound.
Three production tools. The video editor opens a timeline view for trimming: set start and end points, cut the clip, export. Chapters add named markers to a video timeline. Viewers jump to specific sections. Captions manage subtitles: add, edit, and sync caption tracks to video content.
Video Editor
Timeline editor for trimming video. Set trim points. Preview. Export.
Chapters
Named markers on the video timeline. Add chapter titles and timestamps. Viewers see a chapter list and jump to any point.
Captions
Subtitle and caption management. Add caption tracks. Edit timing and text. Sync captions to video.
Your video, at every size a connection can take.
Send a file up to 30 GB and 24 hours long. It comes back as six streams from 240p to 4K, and the player hands over whichever one the viewer's connection can actually play.
The master stays in your own file store, so what you keep is the file you uploaded and not a copy of it. Uploads go straight from the browser and pick up where the connection dropped. Delivery is adaptive over a CDN, with a full-quality MP4 beside it for anyone who needs the file itself.
See what went out, and what did not.
Where a video goes is a choice inside the one video console: Calisto TV, your own pages, apps and screens with an embed snippet, your YouTube channel over a connected account, and the social accounts you already have connected. One board tells you what is connected, what has published, and what has not.
YouTube
Connect YouTube over OAuth and upload your Calisto-hosted videos straight to your channel.
Social
Share a video to your connected social accounts through Calisto Impreta.
Your Own Pages
Drop a video onto a website page, into a mobile app, or onto a screen in a room, with one embed snippet.
YouTube
47 published
OAuth connected
ConnectedSocial · Impreta
23 shared
Embed on your own pages
ConnectedCreators costs nothing. What you sell is billed by the app that sold it.
A Direct sale pays Direct’s commission, a merch sale is Shop’s, and a proposal is charged when it is sent. Doing it from Creators adds nothing to any of them.
Your payouts, your page and the people who help.
Earnings in every currency you sell in, the page fans buy from, and a team that opens only the screens you give them.
What you earned, and where the money already is.
Earnings per currency
What settled to your own payment provider and what is in your Calisto Pay balance, in each currency, never converted.
Statements
Revenue by tier and downloadable statements for the year.
Analytics
What each drop, course and stream did, read from Direct.
Creators holds nothing of its own. Every screen is the app it came from, so an edit made here is the same record Direct, Shop or Deals shows.
Every channel, one connection.
The marketplaces and social shops your merch and digital products sell on. Connected here or in Sync, one connection serves every Calisto app it fits.
- Meta — Instagram & Facebook Shops
- Shopify
- Etsy
- TikTok Shop
The apps Creators brings together.
1 of these 8 connections are in your plan today. The rest stay visible so you know the instrument is there before you need it.
Direct
Audience, memberships, drops, courses, digital products, live and payouts are Direct’s screens, rendered in Creators.
Shop
Merch in Creators is Shop’s products, stock and orders, sold at Shop’s rate.
Deals
Brand Deals is Deals’ pipeline, shown on Creators’ own stage words.
Proposals
A brand-deal proposal and its deposit are sent with Proposals, from inside Brand Deals.
Sign
A brand-deal contract is a Sign envelope, filed against the deal.
Connect
Creators ▸ Inbox is Connect’s unified inbox: brands, email, team chat, calls and meetings.
Studio
What you design in Studio is what you post, drop and sell from Creators.
Ledger
Brand-deal invoices are Ledger’s, beside the rest of your books.
No setup cost. Pay when you start using.
A creator’s one place, never sold on its own.
Included with any app a creator works in
Your audience, memberships, drops, courses, podcasts, digital products, live streams and payouts from Direct, merch from Shop, brand deals from Deals with Proposals and Sign, and Connect’s inbox, in one app.
Recommended for you
Works well together.
Calisto Direct
Calisto Shop
Included with Commerce or Ops
Reservations, inventory, listings, memberships, and tickets
Learn more →Calisto Deals
Calisto Proposals
Calisto Sign
Calisto Connect
Calisto Studio
Calisto Ledger
Everything included in Calisto Creators.
- Direct’s subscribers, lists and fan accounts, exportable at any time.
- Direct’s fan messages; one-to-one messaging can be a tier’s include.
- Notices about what you posted, in their own queue.
- Direct’s tiers: what each costs, what it includes and who holds it.
- Connect’s unified inbox: brands, email, team chat, calls and meetings.
- Direct’s posts and the queue: what is released, and when.
- A class as a collection of lessons behind Direct’s paywall.
- The one podcast console: shows and episodes, scheduling, and the audio and artwork in your shared file store.
- A multi-track timeline in the browser: record, import, trim, the effects chain, mixdown and export to the episode.
- Speech to text, then chapter markers, show notes and a spoken intro drafted from it as editable drafts, on machines Calisto runs.
- One public RSS feed per show, a submission grid per directory, a Direct tier for members-only episodes, YouTube and connected networks, and an embeddable player.
- Downloads, plays and engagement per episode and show, followers from your shared contacts, an approval step, and reports as PDF or CSV.
- The one video console: your channels, the catalogue, resumable upload, and public, unlisted, private or scheduled visibility.
- Timeline trimming, clips pulled from longer cuts, chapters, captions and end screens.
- Stream from any encoder to your channel, about three seconds behind the room, with live status and the viewer count.
- Source files up to 30 GB, six renditions from 240p to 4K, adaptive streaming plus a full-quality MP4, and the master kept in your own file store.
- Published to Calisto TV, embedded on your own pages and screens, sent to YouTube over a connected account and to your connected networks.
- Views, watch time and engagement, your followers, comment moderation, approvals and reports.
- Where an episode or a video is distributed is a choice inside its console, and never changes the tool you make it with.
- Direct’s digital products, pay-per-view, promotions and store settings.
- Calisto Shop’s products and stock; a physical good is always a Shop product.
- Direct’s streams, schedule and ticketed sessions, and the control room.
- Deals’ pipeline from pitched to booked, with Proposals, deposits, Sign, usage rights and Ledger invoices.
- Direct’s earnings, revenue, statements and payments per currency, and your Calisto Pay withdrawal.
- Direct’s analytics.
- Your creator site: design, pages, themes, templates and library.
- Direct’s reports and its ready-made automation rules.
- People, invitations and the screens each one opens, from ready-made sets.
- Subscription, distribution, channel and legal settings, and Proposals’ settings.
- Creators is not sold. Each app inside bills as itself: a Direct sale pays Direct’s commission, a merch sale is Shop’s, Deals and Studio are their own subscriptions, and Proposals and Sign are charged per use.
Questions about Calisto Creators
Anyone whose audience pays them: a creator selling memberships, drops, courses or digital products, a podcaster, a streamer, and the editor, moderator or manager who works with them.
No. Creators is never sold on its own and has no price. It is included with any app a creator works in — Direct, Shop, Deals, Studio, the Interact apps or the Ops apps — and an app you do not have yet shows its own invitation to add it.
Each app bills as itself, exactly as it does anywhere else. A sale through Direct pays Direct’s commission, a merch sale is a Shop sale at Shop’s rate, Deals and Studio are their own subscriptions, and Proposals and Sign are charged per use. Using them through Creators adds nothing.
In Calisto Direct, the paywall. Creators shows Direct’s audience, memberships, drops, courses, digital products, pay-per-view and live streams in one menu, and every edit you make there is the same record Direct shows.
Here. Creators ▸ Podcasts is the one podcast console — shows and episodes, recording and the multitrack editor, transcripts, chapters, show notes and distribution — and Creators ▸ Videos is the one video console — upload, the editor, clips and captions, going live and distribution. Calisto Radio and Calisto TV are where people listen and watch.
Yes. Where an episode or a video goes is a choice inside its console: Calisto Radio and the public RSS feed, the podcast directories, a Direct membership tier, Calisto TV, your own pages and screens, YouTube over a connected account, and the networks you have connected. Where it goes never changes the tool you make it with.
Yes. Episodes and videos import with their metadata, and an existing RSS feed can be pointed at the new one. Subscriber counts on third-party platforms stay with those platforms.
Yes. Masters and edits stay in your account’s shared file store and export in their original formats.
Yes, through Calisto Shop. A shirt, a print or a cookbook is a Shop product with its own stock and orders, shown in Creators ▸ Merch beside everything else you sell. Direct sells digital things only.
Yes. Brand Deals is Calisto Deals’ pipeline in your own words — pitched, negotiating, proposal sent, booked — with the proposal and deposit from Proposals, the contract from Sign, the usage rights a brand was granted, and the invoice in Ledger.
No. Calisto does not offer tips. Fans pay for what you sell: a membership, a drop, a course, a digital product, a single unlock or a ticket to a live stream.
Yes. Invite an editor, a moderator or a manager from Creators ▸ Team and choose which screens each one opens, starting from a ready-made set if you like.
