Every release, newest first. Tally updates itself — or choose Check for Updates… in the Tally menu.
Tally 1.1.0 Latest
NewA short welcome that shows Tally is already counting, lets you choose browsers, and ends with what Tally never records. Skip it any time; it's under Help later.
NewYour first hour fills in as you watch — sixty strokes, one a minute, with what's being counted right now.
NewBefore macOS asks to let Tally control a browser, Tally shows you the question it's about to ask and why. "Not Now" leaves the browser off.
New"What Tally never records" — in the sidebar, under Help, and as its own page in Settings.
NewSet a daily limit from any row. Point at an app or site, click the hourglass, pick 30m. Undo with ⌘Z.
NewThe day sheet has a rubber-stamped date and a one-line summary of your day, and you can copy it (⌘C) or switch it to categories only right in the preview.
NewChoose the day your week starts: Monday, Sunday, or what your region uses.
ImprovedThe day sheet's hour strip is coloured by category, like the ledger, and long rows fit on the sheet.
ImprovedTally keeps counting while the license window or an alert is open.
FixedThe day sheet no longer lists a category with no time, and long rows no longer run into the times.
Tally 1.0.0
Newwhere your Mac time goes, app by app and site by site, in tally marks.
Gentle limits, an evening day sheet, a year sheet, your coding agents' time, and a read-only MCP server.
