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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 13, 2015
  • April 10, 2019
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About

This app helps users track and visualize gender balance in public discussions, from conference panels to music festivals. It allows for counting attendees or timing speakers, and instantly generates shareable pie charts of the results. Submissions can be made anonymously.

Record gender balance at events
Visualize data with pie charts
Track speaking time
Share results on social media
Anonymous submission option
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What's New in GA Tally

1.2.1

April 10, 2019

Download tallies to your photo library in order to use in presentations and share on social media.

User reviews

Can’t get back to home screen

Once you start a tally or get to the “share” screen, you can’t get back to the home of the app unless you kill the app completely.

Works well other than that. Would have been nice to have a how-to video or the first time you open the app.

On a different note, should we also be keeping track of men of color?
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30 characters limit?!?

Just downloaded the app and tried to submit a tally. It’s pretty much impossible to contain a title of an event, panel, or speech in 30 characters.

Use this often!

I use this often in meetings and conferences to highlight good behavior, when gender balance is excellent and it addressed in plenaries, committees, etc. I also use to highlight MANELS, let’s all work hard to get rid of these!

Simple to use and very important agenda

This app is for gathering data on how women are underrepresented on panels at conferences. Conference organizers can do better, and we can help them improve by tracking these data. Download this easy-to-use app and be part of the solution!

I love this!

Brilliant idea, just brilliant.

FAQ

What is GA Tally used for?

GA Tally is used to record and visualize gender balance at public events like conferences and festivals. It helps users track who is present and who is speaking, promoting awareness of gender diversity.

Can I use GA Tally anonymously?

Yes, GA Tally offers an 'submit anonymously' option. This allows users to contribute data without linking it to their personal social media profiles.

What kind of data can GA Tally track?

GA Tally can track the number of men, women, non-binary persons, and women of color present at an event. It can also track speaking time to see who dominates conversations.

How does GA Tally share results?

Results from GA Tally are presented as shareable pie charts. These can be instantly posted on platforms like Facebook and Twitter, or shared via email.

What devices support GA Tally?

GA Tally is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, indicating it's designed for Apple's mobile ecosystem.

How often is GA Tally updated?

The latest version of GA Tally was released on April 10, 2019, indicating its last update was over four years ago. Users may want to check for newer versions or similar apps if frequent updates are a priority.

What is the age rating for GA Tally?

GA Tally has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

What is the user sentiment for GA Tally?

GA Tally has a high rating of 4.6 stars from 12 ratings, suggesting positive user sentiment among its current users.