Tally - Form New Habits

Tally - Form New Habits

See how often you repeat them

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Released
June 26, 2026
Updated
October 17, 2026

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Tally helps you build a new habit — then shows you how it's sticking. It works in two taps: • Tap New when you start a new habit for the first time. • Tap Repeat every time you do it again. That's it. No streaks to break, no guilt, no fiddly setup. Just a simple way to remind yourself — and a running picture of how often you're actually following through. Over time your history fills in, and you can see exactly how frequently you're keeping your new habit going, broken down by week, month and year. WHY TALLY • Two big buttons — New and Repeat — for fast, one-tap logging • A split-flap board showing today's counts alongside your running totals • Stats by week, month and year, with a tap-to-explore bar chart • Edit any day's counts to fix a miss • An Apple Watch app, so you can log straight from your wrist • Your counts sync privately across your devices and stay backed up • Light and Dark mode PRIVATE BY DESIGN Tally collects no data and shows no ads. Your counts live in your own private iCloud — there's no account to create and nothing is tracked. Start a habit today. Tap New, then keep tapping Repeat.
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What's New in Tally

1.2.0

October 17, 2026

See where you tally. • Tapping New or Repeat now drops a pin where you pressed it — Tally asks to use your location the first time. • A new Map tab shows every pin, coloured New or Repeat. Filter to one kind, or tap a pin to see when it was logged. • Apple Watch taps drop pins too, so your map shows everywhere you've tallied. • Taking one back with a long press removes that day's latest pin as well, so the map matches your counts. Your locations are stored only in your own private iCloud. Location is optional — counting works just the same without it.

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