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Add an item at home and whoever is already at the store sees it appear. Items check off in real time, so two people never buy the same thing.
Features
tally is three household tools that work better together: a real-time shared shopping list, a shared wallet for loyalty and gift cards, and a budget tracker that fills itself in as you shop. Here is what each one actually does.
The list is the core of tally. Everyone in the household sees the same list, and changes appear as they happen rather than the next time someone refreshes.
Add an item at home and whoever is already at the store sees it appear. Items check off in real time, so two people never buy the same thing.
Supermarkets have bad signal. Add and check off items with no connection — tally stores them on your device and syncs automatically when you are back online.
Share a single link to bring in a partner, family, or roommates. No account juggling, and you choose whether they can edit or only view.
Scan a product barcode to add it by name instead of typing, so items land on the list with the right name the first time.
The wallet holds the cards that are always in the wrong person’s pocket at the wrong moment.
Store loyalty card barcodes once. Whoever reaches the checkout can pull up the code and scan it from their phone.
Track gift card balances and cash set aside for the household, so nobody has to remember what is left on which card.
Cards are yours until you deliberately share them with a list. Sharing is a per-card toggle you can switch off at any time.
Household budgeting usually fails because it is a second job. tally builds the number from the shopping you are already doing.
Add a price when you put something in the basket. That is the entire data entry step — there is no separate expense app to reconcile.
See what the household actually spent by week or month, without building a spreadsheet or exporting a bank statement.
You decide whether the budget is visible to everyone on the list or stays yours alone.
Yes. Creating shared lists, inviting your household, using the wallet, and tracking your budget are all free. There are no ads and we never sell your data.
They can open a shared list from an invite link straight away, and create an account later if they want their data to follow them across devices.
Yes. An invite link can grant edit access or view-only access, so you can share a list with someone who should see it but not change it.