TALA turns the CCTV cameras you already have into automatic traffic counts and road-wear estimates, so you know which roads need repair before they fail.
Road conditionGoodmeasured against the DPWH design standard
Every counted vehiclehas a picture
What you get
Clarity and control for every road in your city
From one intersection to the whole city: how many vehicles pass, what kind, where they go, and how much wear they put on the road. In plain numbers anyone in the office can read.
Quezon – Rizal · 914 vehicles
Motorcycles78%Cars21%Buses, trucks1.5%
Counts by vehicle typeMotorcycles, cars, jeepneys, buses and trucks by axle, counted automatically.
Busiest movementRizal Ave east → west229 vehicles · 25% of all
Where vehicles goWhich street they come from and turn to, and the busiest movements.
Quezon – RizalGoodmeasured against the DPWH design standard
How worn each road isRoad life used and a forecast of when each road reaches its limit.
Vehicle logA picture, time and street for every vehicle counted
Road life used
How a site report reads
Measured against the DPWH design standard
Busiest hours of the day
Share of buses and trucks
Years left before repair is due
Every road gets a statusSo the office knows where to look firstGoodWatch closelyNeeds repair soon
How it works
From the camera to the mayor's desk
CCTV cameralive, from the city's network
Recorded videofootage you already have
TALA desktop appcounts on your own computer
Web dashboardon any phone or computer
PDF & Excel reportsready to submit
01Set up
Install TALA on a Windows computer and point it at a CCTV camera or a recorded video. No new equipment.
02Count
TALA watches the video and counts every vehicle by type, and which way it goes.
03Upload
One click sends the counts to the dashboard. Uploading twice never counts anything twice.
04Decide
See which roads are wearing out fastest, the busiest hours, and where vehicles go.
Works with what you have
No new cameras. No special equipment.
TALA, one system
CCTV cameras
Live camera streams
Recorded videos
Windows PC
PDF & Excel
Any phone browser
DPWH road-wear standard
Your counts stay on your computer. Only the totals go to the dashboard.
Why TALA
Built for modern LGUs. Not tally sheets.
What you getTALAManual counting
Counts for as long as the camera runsA few hours
10 vehicle types, by number of axlesRough groups
A picture of every counted vehicleNone
Road wear by the DPWH design standardWorked out by hand
Where each vehicle came from and wentHard to track
Results on any phone or computerPaper forms
Desktop app
Get TALA for Windows
The counting station: install it on the computer that has your camera feeds or videos. Then sign in to the dashboard from anywhere.
No account? Ask your TALA administrator — accounts can't be created here.
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TALA /Overview
All Intersections
Monitored Intersections
Click a pin to see details · Colour shows how worn the road is
All Monitored Sites
Click to open site detail
Busiest Hours
Average vehicles per hour, from all recordings
Vehicle Types
All vehicles counted so far
Where Vehicles Go
From the street a vehicle came from (left) to the street it left by (right). Thicker bands carry more vehicles — point at one for its number.
Recordings
Date
Length
Vehicles
Road wear added (ESAL)
Detections
AI-detected incidents and NCAP violations across monitored intersections
Coming soon
Accident detection (collisions, near-misses, stalled vehicles) and NCAP violations
(red light, counterflow, illegal turns) will appear here once TALA starts syncing them.
Reports
Printable reports and Excel workbooks per site and date range
Report Type
Site
Period
Leave blank to include every recording.
After
For example, after a road change. Fairest when both periods cover the same hours.
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Account
Your sign-in details, the desktop app, and where to get help.
Your account
Created by your TALA administrator
Name
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Email
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Organization
Last sign-in
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To change your name, email or password, ask your TALA administrator.
TALA desktop app
The counting station: install it on the computer that has your camera feeds or videos.