Tally
A spreadsheet for your Mac
Tally is coming soon, and it will need a Mac running macOS 14 Sonoma or later.
The spreadsheet you know open to the agent on your Mac
Tally has the grid, the formula bar and the sheet tabs you expect, with 172 functions and direct .xlsx support. An AI agent on your Mac can build a budget or write the formulas, and you can check and change every cell yourself.
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A grid you already know
Sheet tabs along the bottom, a ribbon for Home, Formulas, Data and View, and the keyboard behaviour people expect from a spreadsheet.
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Opens and saves .xlsx
Tally works with .xlsx and .csv files directly and exports PDF. You also get number formats for currency, percent and dates, plus sorting, filtering, frozen panes, merged cells and fill.
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Quick on big sheets
Tally stays quick on sheets of 100,000 rows, so a big sheet doesn’t become a slow one.
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Ask an agent to help
Every command can also be run by an AI agent on your Mac, like Claude Code. Ask it to build a budget or write the formulas, then check and change the results yourself — the agent can read values and formulas back to check its work.
Common questions
When will Tally be released, and what will it cost?
Neither the release date nor the price is set yet. When it arrives, Tally will be sold like every Handy Tools app: One fee, lifetime access.
Which files will Tally open?
Tally opens and saves .xlsx and .csv files directly, and it exports PDF.
Can it handle big spreadsheets?
Yes. Tally stays quick on sheets of 100,000 rows.
How does the AI agent work?
Every command in Tally can also be run by an AI agent on your Mac, so you can ask it to build a budget or write the formulas and then adjust anything yourself. The agent can read values and formulas back to check its own work.
What will Tally need to run?
Tally will need macOS 14 Sonoma or later. It runs on your Mac and needs no account.
Information
- Price
- Not set yet
- Licence
- One fee, lifetime access.
- Requires
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- Made by
- Goose Farm Ventures Pty Ltd