Sunday, 18:45

Sunday, 18:40

Dinner, sorted.

Groceries, recipes and the week's meals for everyone at home. Live on every phone, planned with you, in the order of your supermarket.

Sunday, 18:45

Moving in takes a minute.

Bring the recipes you already have. All of them.

Your cookbooks, in one go. Sign in to Chefkoch or Cookidoo once, right on your phone, and every saved recipe comes over. We never see your password.

Any link. A food blog, an Instagram post, a recipe page. Paste it and Tally reads the ingredients, steps and photo.

A photo works too. Grandma's handwritten card, a cookbook page, a PDF.

Fits how you eat. Vegetarian at home? Imports swap the chicken for tofu and tell you what they changed.

470 recipes.
8 seconds.

Try it

Sunday, 19:00

Ask for dinner. Get a week.

Tally's assistant plans with your recipes, your diet and what each of you is going for. Then it writes the shopping list.

Everyone's goals at one table. Mara is losing weight, Jonas is building muscle. Tally finds one dinner for both and tells you how to portion it for each.

Your diet, every time. Set it once for the household (vegetarian, gluten-free, "no coriander") and every suggestion and import follows it.

It works with what you have. Send a photo of a recipe, a PDF, or just talk instead of typing.

Nothing it does is final. Every change the assistant makes comes with Undo.

It thinks harder when it has to. Ask for a week under 2,000 kcal a day with no repeats and it takes the time to get it right.

Try it · two people, one dinner

Mara

Jonas

Salmon, rice and greens25 minMara 1 portion, ~520 kcal
Jonas 1.5 portions, 42 g protein

Tuesday, 17:52

Two phones. One list. No more “did you get milk?”

What one of you adds is on everyone's phone the moment it's added.

Mara's iPhone

Jonas's iPhone

See who's there.A ring shows who's in the list right now, and an item someone is editing is theirs until they're done.

Talk about an item, on the item."The oat one, not soy." Comments sit on the row, not in a chat you have to scroll.

Urgent when it is.Mark the nappies urgent and they get through.

Notifications that know when to be quiet.Ten things added in a row are one notification. If you saw it happen, you get nothing. If it was ticked off in the meantime, it's not in there.

Everyone in one tap.Invite with a link or a QR code. The link shows the household and who's in it before anyone signs up.

Tuesday, 18:10

It learns your supermarket.

Walk in, and your list puts itself in the order of the aisles. Your aisles, in that shop.

Trip

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Nobody has a map of your supermarket.

Not even the chain: no two branches are laid out the same.

So Tally watches how you shop.

The order you tick things off is the order you walk the shop. After a few trips, it knows.

Every shop gets its own order.

Your REWE, the Edeka by work, the market on Saturday. Drag a section once and that shop remembers.

Your location never leaves your phone.

Friday, 20:00

Made with care. Down to the details.

✓ Salt✓ Olive oil✓ Pepper

In stock.

Salt, oil and pepper never end up on the list.

On your home screen.

Add an item in one tap, see tonight's dinner at a glance.

Your year in dinners.

Most-cooked recipes, favourite ingredients, and the hours you didn't spend writing lists.

Built for iOS 26.

Liquid Glass, and smooth at 120 Hz.

Hello · Hallo · Hola
Bonjour · Ciao

Speaks your language.

English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano.

Undo, everywhere.

Every change, yours or the assistant's.

Search every meal you've ever planned.

“When did we last make the lasagne?”

Now

Your week starts Sunday.

Tally is free on the App Store. Invite your household in one tap.

Point your
iPhone here

For iPhone with iOS 26.

Questions

Is Tally free?

Yes. The list, recipes, meal plan and smart sorting are free.

Do I need a household?

No, it works for one. It shines with two or more.

Which supermarkets does sorting work in?

Any. Tally learns each shop from how you shop it.

What happens to my location?

It stays on your phone. Tally only stores which shop you're in, never where you are.

Do you keep my Chefkoch or Cookidoo password?

No. You sign in on your phone, the import runs there, and nothing passes through our servers.

Android?

Not yet.