The Event Horizon, a pixel-art bar. Tachyon, a glowing orb, pours a drink behind the counter beside Bob the robot, while villagers eat, chat and play pool.
Tachyon

A desktop workspace for sales cadences

Welcome to The Event Horizon. Bring in your accounts and contacts, draft your emails, plan your next steps and log your calls, all in one cadence. While imports run, I’ll tell you exactly what’s happening.

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A cadence, start to finish

A cadence is one campaign: the companies you’re going after, the people in them, and everything you do to reach them. Here is one being built in the app.

  1. Create the cadence

    Give it a name. Add a short brief about the product, the industry and who it’s for, and Bob uses it to write your messaging and prepare your calls.

    The Create New Cadence window, with a name field and Bob asking about the campaign. Tachyon’s tutorial bubble points at the name field.

  2. Add your accounts

    Sign in to Salesforce in Chrome, pick your territory, and the accounts come across. Each one is matched by its Salesforce ID, so nothing is added twice.

    The Add Salesforce Accounts window explaining three steps: sign in, export accounts, review and finish.

  3. Import the people

    The workspace turns into The Event Horizon. Tachyon asks how to search Cognism, how many pages to save and whether to send the list to Salesloft, then reports every contact as it’s read.

    The Event Horizon bar with Tachyon’s speech box asking whether to build the Cognism search from a persona or use your own filters.

  4. Draft your emails

    Choose the recipients, write the message or ask Bob for one, and approve the preview. Outlook saves them as drafts for you to check and send yourself.

    The Outreach tab listing two draft attempts, with the date each email was sent and whether they replied.

  5. Plan what comes next

    Add follow-up calls and emails as next steps. Every cadence’s plan meets in one calendar, so you can see the whole week at once.

    The calendar’s agenda for one day, with reminders from two cadences.

  6. Log your calls

    After each call, note who, when, the outcome and what was said. One button logs them all in Salesloft, and each call is logged once, even if something goes wrong halfway.

    The Log Book tab with two calls ready for Salesloft and a button to log them.

What it never does on its own

  • It never sends an email. Outlook only ever saves drafts. Sending is always you.
  • It never signs in for you. Salesforce, Cognism, Outlook and Salesloft open in Chrome, and you sign in there.
  • It never makes up progress. Every count you see is one the import actually reported.
  • It never sends your data anywhere new. Your cadences are files on your own computer.

Get Tachyon Village

For macOS and Windows. Imports need Google Chrome, plus Python with Playwright; the app’s setup check tells you if anything is missing.

The first public version isn’t out yet. This is where the downloads will be.

Download coming soon

No macOS download has been published yet.

Questions

Is this a website or an app?

An app you install on your computer. This page explains it and will link to the downloads.

Where is my data kept?

In a Tachyon folder in your Documents: one folder per cadence, with your accounts and contacts as spreadsheet files you can open yourself.

Which tools does it work with?

Salesforce for accounts, Cognism for contacts, Outlook for email drafts and Salesloft for calls and contact lists. You use your own accounts for each.

Who are Tachyon and Bob?

Tachyon is the glowing orb who runs the bar and talks you through imports. Bob is the robot assistant who writes messaging, prepares your calls and gives you a daily brief.