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ControlForge vs MyRadioTools:
free web clocks vs one voice-tracking studio.

Comparison based on features publicly advertised at myradiotools.com as of October 2026. MyRadioTools is a trademark of its owner; RadioForge is not affiliated. If anything here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.

MyRadioTools is a set of browser-based tools for radio stations and internet streamers: broadcast clocks, a sound cart wall, copy and spot management, music library organization, and a remote voice-tracking feature called MRT Track, which it describes as "built to work alongside StationPlaylist." Its site states it is "free for a registered account," with "no subscription charge right now" and "no long-term commitment." A web-based playout system is listed as in development.

ControlForge is a dedicated voice-tracking studio for stations already running StationPlaylist or Live365. Where MyRadioTools spans clocks, carts and library tools, ControlForge focuses on the booth: a browser and phone recording studio with waveform and text-based editing, guests joining live, an AI DJ for unclaimed hours, listener requests with screened dedications, DJ chat, social aircheck clips, transcription and search, and remote DJ management.

What stations ask forControlForgeMyRadioTools
Works withStationPlaylist and Live365 today"Built to work alongside StationPlaylist" (MRT Track)
PriceSee current ControlForge pricing"Free for a registered account. No subscription charge right now."
Recording from a phoneWorks in the phone's own browser, nothing installedNot advertised on their site as of October 2026
Guests on a breakA second voice joins live by link, screened before airNot advertised on their site as of October 2026
AI DJ for unclaimed hoursWrites from the actual log, content rules, spending cap, every break loggedNot advertised on their site as of October 2026
Transcription and search of breaksEvery break transcribed and searchable by word, DJ and dateNot advertised on their site as of October 2026
Listener requests and dedicationsSelf-serve request page, dedications screened before a DJ reads themNot advertised on their site as of October 2026
Live DJ chatA chat room per DJ that opens and closes with the showNot advertised on their site as of October 2026
Social clips from airchecksOne-click reel to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTubeNot advertised on their site as of October 2026
Broadcast clocks and cart wallNot included; your automation handles itBrowser-based clocks and a digital cart wall, described on their site
Music scheduling and playoutNot included; that is StationPlaylist's jobListed as "in development" on their site as of October 2026

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Questions, answered

ControlForge vs MyRadioTools, plainly

Is ControlForge an alternative to MyRadioTools?+
In part. MyRadioTools offers free browser-based clocks, carts and a library organizer, plus a remote voice-tracking feature called MRT Track. ControlForge focuses on one job, voice tracking, and does it for DJs on phones and in browsers, with guests, an AI DJ and listener requests MyRadioTools does not advertise.
Does MyRadioTools work with StationPlaylist?+
MyRadioTools' own site says MRT Track is "built to work alongside StationPlaylist," without detailing which StationPlaylist edition or server component it requires.
How much does MyRadioTools cost?+
MyRadioTools' site states it is "free for a registered account" with "no subscription charge right now," as of October 2026.
Can I use both ControlForge and MyRadioTools?+
Yes. Some stations use MyRadioTools' free clocks and carts for scheduling and pair it with ControlForge for the browser and phone voice-tracking booth, guests, AI DJ and listener requests.

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