The list lives in a group chat
Requests get buried between messages. tally gives the flat one list that stays current, so nothing is three days up the chat.
For roommates
Shared flats have a specific problem: everyone buys household things, nobody tracks it, and either the same washing-up liquid gets bought three times or it never gets bought at all. tally gives a flat one live list and one honest number for what it cost.
Requests get buried between messages. tally gives the flat one list that stays current, so nothing is three days up the chat.
Items check off live. If your flatmate grabs the milk while you are still in the shop, you see it disappear before you reach the dairy aisle.
Add prices as you shop and the flat gets weekly and monthly totals — a real number to talk about instead of a vague feeling.
Put the card in the shared wallet once and whoever is at the checkout can scan it, even if that person is out.
tally shows the household what was bought and what it cost. It does not calculate who owes whom. Plenty of flats pair tally with a dedicated bill-splitting app: tally for the list and the running total, the other for settling up.
A whole flat is no problem. Share the same invite link with everyone and they all join the same list.
Yes. Only the lists you deliberately share are visible to housemates. Your own lists, wallet cards, and budget stay private unless you share them.
You can rotate the invite link so the old one stops working, and remove members from the list.
Yes. Shared lists, the wallet, and budget tracking are free, with no ads.