Tally syncs with your bank, sorts each purchase into an envelope you set, and nudges you before a bill is due. You always know what's left to spend.
Rent is due Friday$1,450 from checking. You're covered.
Envelope budgeting is an old idea: split your pay into envelopes, spend from each one, stop when it's empty. Tally keeps the envelopes and handles the arithmetic.
Give each category a monthly amount. When an envelope runs low, you'll see it before checkout, not at the end of the month. Try it: assign this paycheck's last $120.
Each tap moves $10 between the envelope and what's left to assign.
Link checking, savings and cards. New purchases show up on their own and land in the right envelope, so there's nothing to type in.
Tally learns your recurring bills and tells you a few days ahead, along with whether the money is already there.
Invite a partner or roommate to share the envelopes you split, like groceries and utilities. Everyone sees the same numbers, and each person can keep a few envelopes to themselves.
Every plan works on iOS, Android and the web. Cancel any time from settings.
For trying envelopes with one account.
For running your whole budget in Tally.
For households that split the bills.
Prices in US dollars. Plus and Family start with a 14-day free trial.
The short answers. Anything else, write to us and a person will reply.
No. Tally has read-only access. It sees balances and transactions so it can fill your envelopes, and it can't make payments or transfers.
No. You can add purchases by hand and still use envelopes and bill reminders. Linking just saves the typing.
On Free, envelopes reset to their monthly amount. On Plus and Family, you choose per envelope: reset it, or roll what's left into next month.
Yes, any time. Your envelopes and history come with you, and if you go back to Free, nothing is deleted.
It takes about 10 minutes. Free on iOS, Android and the web.