Tally: Easy Calorie Tracking
Easy, honest calorie tracking
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Easily log your food intake with advanced features like photo-based nutrition label reading and restaurant meal calorie estimation. Quickly track calories, protein, and other macros with customizable logging options and a built-in recipe analyzer.
What's New in Tally
1.0.1
July 22, 2026
Tap a shared recipe link to open it right in Tally. Your Cookbook picks it up automatically.
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FAQ
Does Tally have ads?
Tally is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted tracking experience.
What are the subscription options for Tally?
Tally offers a monthly subscription for $19.99 and an annual subscription for $129.99, providing access to all features.
How accurate is Tally Snap for reading nutrition labels?
Tally Snap is designed to read nutrition labels accurately and can also find nutrition facts for items without labels. It can even differentiate between similar foods and estimate entire meals.
Can Tally track specific nutrients beyond calories and protein?
Yes, Tally allows you to track exactly what you want, including calories, protein, fiber, and other macros, giving you full control over your logged data.
How does Smart Tally work for restaurant meals?
Smart Tally is a search tool that pulls calorie information directly from restaurants. You simply state what you ate and where you ate it, and it logs the food for you.
What happens if a local restaurant's nutrition information isn't available?
If a local restaurant doesn't share its nutrition data, Tally Snap can be used by taking a picture of your meal, or Smart Tally can provide an estimate based on your description.
How does the Tally Cookbook feature work?
The Tally Cookbook allows you to log recipes by taking a picture of them or pasting a link. It automatically calculates calories and macros per serving and lets you adjust for ingredient substitutions or different serving sizes.
Is Tally available on all devices?
Tally is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple users.