Our software

Tally

Decide things together. Someone starts the question — where to go, what to eat, which weekend — friends join with a six-letter code, everyone gets exactly one vote, and the organizer closes it when the group is done.

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Tally home screen with decisions sorted into waiting, open, and decided — Sorted by what needs you

A Tally decision with the invite code, share link, and the ballot of options — The invite code and the ballot

A closed Tally decision showing the winner, vote bars with percentages, and who has voted — Decided — bars, totals, and a winner

Tally's join screen previewing a decision from a 6-character code before joining — A code shows you the room before you join

Actual iOS app screenshots, captured in the simulator with sample data.

Why Tally

Group chats are where decisions go to die.

Forty messages about dinner and still no dinner. Tally gives the question a ballot instead of a thread — one vote per person, a visible tally, and a moment where it's actually decided.

One vote eachEveryone gets a single vote they can change until the organizer closes the poll — no pile-ons.
Anonymous or openThe organizer picks per decision whether votes show names or just totals.
A code gets you inShare a six-letter code or a link — no accounts, just a name.
No peekingResults stay hidden until you've cast your own vote, so nobody just follows the crowd.

Ask. Vote. Done.

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