Document daily life with timestamped records.
A private timeline of real life.
Private. Timestamped. Searchable. Exportable.
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Why Tally
Tally started as a tool I built for myself.
During family court proceedings, I needed a simple way to create a clear, reliable record of what was happening in everyday life. Many important responsibilities, conversations, and contributions leave little evidence behind once they're completed.
I wanted a private, timestamped log that could capture events as they happened.
What began as a personal solution quickly revealed a broader need. Whether you're managing caregiving responsibilities, coordinating a household, documenting workplace activities, supporting a family member, or simply keeping an accurate record of events, the challenge is often the same:
Important work happens. The record doesn't.
Tally helps create that record.
Who Is Tally For?
Who Is Tally For?
Tally is a simple, private logging tool that assists individuals in documenting time, effort, tasks, responsibilities, and invisible labour as it occurs.
Family & Caregiving
- Stay-at-home parents
- Working parents
- Family caregivers
- Kinship carers
- Elder care providers
- Parents of children with additional needs
Family Law & Dispute Resolution
- Family law solicitors
- Mediators
- Guardians ad litem
- Parenting coordinators
- Divorce and separation proceedings
- Family court documentation for custody and access
Health & Wellbeing
- Occupational therapists
- Psychologists
- Counsellors
- Life coaches
- ADHD and executive functioning support
- Rehabilitation and recovery programs
Personal Productivity & Life Management
- Individuals managing complex households
- Students and young adults
- People balancing work and caregiving responsibilities
- Personal development and goal tracking
Professional & Operational Use
- Nannies and childcare providers
- Personal assistants
- Household managers
- Volunteer coordinators
- Small business owners
- Team leaders and managers
Why Tally?
Tally provides a real-time record of tasks, responsibilities, time, and effort—creating a simple, reliable history of what actually happened, which is essential for recognizing unpaid labour.