Ted Kim

@TryTalkValue — tools for AI builders.

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Stop measuring vanity metrics. See which channels bring new people — and which just recycle the same crowd.

▪︎ New faces vs. familiar ones, broken out for every event
▪︎ Spot at a glance which channels pull fresh registrants
▪︎ Zoom into any segment by tag to compare channels head-to-head

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Introducing Spark, the community engine that keeps your event audience alive between shows.

• Curated industry news for your event community
• Daily digest delivered to your community's Slack channel
• Pick your sources — Spark collects, you decide what counts
• Editorial spotlight on the stories that matter
• Auto-publish on a schedule, with manual override when you want it

Built so the community doesn't go dark between events — same reason we run it for ours.

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Introducing Badge, on-site registration that runs the event with you.

• Eventbrite, Luma, or CSV import in one click
• QR check-in with attendee detail at the door
• VIP flags and staff access roles
• Print station for on-the-spot badges

Built for the 200+ events we ran ourselves — the chaos is already handled.

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Introducing Path, the audience intelligence layer at the heart of TalkValue.

• Unified registrants across every channel and event
• Audience Health and cohort analytics
• Channel Attribution that separates growth from recycle
• Ask the AI assistant anything in plain language
• One workspace, no CSV stitching

Built from running 200+ conferences with a small team — edge cases already handled.

[Min Seon @minmax0501]

introducing Path, which goes through all your attendee data at conferences and analyzes the following:

- top customer segments that keep coming back
- top marketing channels that work
- ai analysis on how to grow

scale your next year's conference ticket sales
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[Ted Kim @grayashhh]

the best feature anthropic shipped in claude code wasn't the model upgrade. it was hooks.

a unix socket and a python script and suddenly your entire IDE is programmable from the outside.

[Ted Kim @grayashhh]

claude code in one terminal, xcode in the other, spotify in the notch. this is the setup now.