Brutalist Industrial vs Documentary Brutalist Agency

Brutalist Industrial gives Tally a declassified blueprint: huge uppercase Archivo headlines, IBM Plex Mono labels, 1px black rules around every cell, warm paper and safety orange as the only accent. The landing indexes features as F.01 to F.04, fills the Plus pricing column in orange and ends on a giant TALLY wordmark; the dashboard keeps the same voice with an OCTOBER 2026 headline, black and orange summary blocks and a ruled envelope table. A few labels collide, such as the chart's average tag and a clipped rent figure, and the hero envelope bars on the landing render empty. Pick it for products that want to look like an instrument or a technical document.

Documentary Brutalist Agency shouts in the best way: "EVERY DOLLAR GETS A JOB" in giant Anton capitals, hard black and paper chapters, numbered sections and mono captions. The dashboard keeps it, with a huge $640, black rule-framed panels and a mint bills card. Pick it if you want a poster-loud brand and can live with a budgeting app that feels like a culture magazine.