For couples
One household, two logins, one set of numbers.
Share your data with your partner via delegated access — full edit or view-only, your call. They sign in with their own Google account; you stay the owner.
How sharing works →Coming soon · Australian early access
A calmer way to see your money.
Tally is a household finance app for Australians who own property. Real cash-flow visibility, loan modelling, and Moorr-aligned budgeting — built quietly enough to read like a notebook, not a cockpit.
We'll only email you when there's something to try. No spam, no analytics tracking, no on-selling your details.
Why we built it
Every household budget tool we tried treats every dollar the same. They show a pie chart of where the money went and call it insight. But a $4,000 mortgage payment isn't spend — it's a contract. A $40 takeaway is a choice. A $25,000 tax-time payment is a quarterly storm you need to see coming.
Tally separates committed from discretionary, fixed from flexible. It maps your accounts to the Moorr framework if you use it. It models your loans with offset accounts and scenario testing. It shows you what's actually changing month-to-month instead of burying it under rent.
It's calm by default. Descriptive, never prescriptive. Yours to read like a notebook on a Sunday morning.
For property investors
Loan scenarios. Offset modelling. Property-level books.
Tag transactions to a property. See per-property income and outflow. Model rate changes, lump-sum payments and offset balances against your actual mortgage.
Loans + scenarios →For Moorr users
The micro to your macro.
Map every category to a Moorr funding bucket. Paste your cashflow projection in once; Tally tracks actuals against it forever. Stuart's plan, your data.
Moorr alignment →Be there at launch
We're building Tally in public with a small Australian beta. If you own property and you've outgrown YNAB or Pocketsmith, we'd like you to be on the list.
Join the waitlist →