Tally is a personal dashboard of live numbers about the companies you watch: prices, job posts, stars, ratings, launches. Every metric lives in a shared catalog, so what one person tracks is instantly there for everyone.
Read from the running app. Each one is backed by a source page or a ledger of entries.
Type the question the way you'd ask a colleague. No setup, no selectors, no scraper to maintain.
If the catalog already tracks it, you get the tile with its full history at once. If not, Tally finds the source and starts.
A monitor re-checks every metric in the background. You only hear about what moved.
Every value links to the page and the quote it came from. If a value isn't on the page, the tile says “no value yet”. Tally never guesses.
Search results change from run to run, so the size of one result list is not a count. Tally keeps a ledger.
A plan price, an App Store rating, a star count, a funding total. Read from the page, stored with the quote.
Open job posts, product launches. Each entry is stored once by its URL. The count is the size of the ledger, and a new entry is a change you can see.
Ten founders tracking the same competitor price should cost one check, not ten. The catalog gets more complete and cheaper per user with every question asked.
Read and search the whole catalog. Featured metrics are live; the rest show a delayed value.
Your own board. Live on featured metrics, the ones you create, and five catalog picks. Create three new metrics.
Every metric live, with its evidence. Unlimited new metrics, each with an hourly Telem monitor.
Search finds sources and entries across providers, with Tavily pinned for entry-finding. Fetch reads the pages. Monitors re-check on a schedule and feed the change log. Every call, provider and latency is logged and shown in the app.