Know whose move it is.
Tally turns every conversation into a ledger entry, so you always know who owes the next reply. No forms to fill, no pipeline to babysit. Built for the operators that enterprise CRMs price out.
Magic-link sign in. No credit card. Your data stays yours.
The relationship went cold while you were heads down.
Enterprise CRMs were built for sales teams with a data-entry habit nobody actually has. So the operators who live on relationships end up tracking them in their head, in a notebook, in a thread they will never scroll back to. Then a good one slips.
Hand it anything. Tally keeps the books.
Hand it over
Paste a thread, forward an email, drop a one-line note. Zero keystrokes of data entry. You give it what already happened.
Tally writes the entry
It reads what you handed over and logs the move: who asked for what, by when, and whose court the ball is in. You glance, confirm, done.
Today shows your move
Open Tally to a short list of only what needs you, with the ones that could become business sitting on top. Clear a move and it leaves. An empty list means you owe no one. That is Tally Zero.
Not every follow-up is worth the same.
Knowing whose move it is comes first. Knowing which moves could pay the rent comes right after. Tag a contact for what the relationship is, and Tally does the sorting.
The paying reply comes first
Mark a contact a prospect and note what the work could be worth. The people who could become business rise to the top of Today, so the reply that pays lands before the one that can wait.
No stages to drag. No forecast to feed.See what is in play
Tally adds up every open prospect and shows one number: what is in flight right now. Close the deal and mark them a client, and their figure steps out of the running on its own.
One number, always current, never a spreadsheet.Your relationships are not the product.
Isolated at the row
Every workspace is walled off at the database, not just the login screen. No mining, no reselling, no lock-in. Export whenever you want.
Tenant isolation proven live, 17 of 17 adversarial testsTwo skins, one ledger
Run the clean Enterprise workspace or flip to the Retro terminal. Same books underneath, your choice of surface.
Try the Retro skin in the demoNever drop the follow-up you meant to make.
Sign in with an email link and watch Tally read your first thread.