Which platform is for me?
People planning with friends, coworkers or a team use Hytch. Promoters, artists and venues use Tally. Public agencies, employers, campuses and venues that need a trip or an arrival checked use Arcus, which Hytch and Tally both call.
What is Hytch?
Hytch is a smarter way to connect, discover, and experience the world around you. Hytch combines messaging, social discovery, AI-powered intelligence, and real-world rewards into one platform. Connect with friends, discover places and experiences, share memories, and earn rewards for everyday activities, all through a more intelligent and engaging social experience.
What is Tally?
Tally means smarter promotion, larger crowds and measurable results. Tally is transforming live entertainment with a new approach to event promotion, audience engagement, and performance measurement. Artists, promoters, and venues gain powerful tools to grow their audiences, reward real results, and build their reputations, while verified attendance and actionable insights reveal who’s bringing the crowd, what’s working, and where the next opportunity lies.
What is Arcus?
Arcus is the Verified Outcomes Engine. It checks that something really happened before a program pays for it. It checks the evidence against a program's written rules and returns a yes or a no with the reason. Hytch and Tally both use it.
What is a verified outcome?
A verified outcome is a yes or no on whether something really happened, with the reason. Arcus looks at the evidence, checks it against the program's written rule and returns a decision with its reason, called an outcome receipt. A denial carries its reason too.
Does a verified outcome prove that a program worked?
No. A verified trip shows that a trip happened under a rule. It never claims a program caused it. Whether a program caused it is a separate question that needs its own method, and we report the two separately.
What is a funded outcome?
A funded outcome is a result an organization pays for only after it is checked. Agencies, employers and campuses fund shared trips and arrivals through Hytch. Promoters fund attendance through Tally. A sponsor, venue or program funds a safe ride home through SafeRide.
Does Arcus hold or move money?
No. Arcus verifies that a qualifying outcome happened and checks it against the funder's rules and cap. That decision is what can trigger a payment. Arcus never holds or moves the money; a designated payment or program operator does.
What is SafeRide?
SafeRide is MobileFlow's shared program for getting people home. It helps a group plan how everyone gets home and lets a sponsor, venue or program fund that ride. Groups and venues run it in Hytch. Promoters and organizers offer it through Tally. Arcus is designed to verify that a funded ride took place.
How is location handled?
In Hytch, location sharing is opt-in, limited to one group and ends on a timer. Arcus reports in aggregate and is designed to suppress small groups. MobileFlow's business does not depend on selling anyone's movement history.
Does MobileFlow favor a transportation provider?
No. MobileFlow owns no vehicles and favors no provider. The goal is the best trip for the person or group, whether that is transit, a carpool, a shuttle or a rideshare.
Can a city or agency fund trips through MobileFlow?
Yes. The program sets the rule, for example a shared trip to a campus during the morning peak. A reward is released only after Arcus finds that a trip met it, and only up to the program's cap. Every approval and every denial carries its reason.
How do I reach MobileFlow?
Send a message through the contact form or write to a@mobileflow.ai. Questions about Hytch, Tally, Arcus, SafeRide or a program for your community all start there.
Where can I read more?
The glossary defines the terms on this site. Each platform explains itself on its own site: Hytch, Tally and Arcus.