Built for the job site

Log the expense
before you forget it.

TallyTap is a voice-first expense tracker being built for contractors and tradespeople. Tap the microphone, say what you spent, and get back to work.

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Currently in development · Prototype testing planned for 2026

9:41
TallyTap
READY TO LISTEN

Tap to log an expense

“Spent $128 at Home Depot
for the Maple Street job.”

AMOUNT$128.00
VENDORHome Depot
JOBMaple Street

EARLY PRODUCT CONCEPT

Tap.
Speak.
Done.

THE PROBLEM

Paperwork waits.
Memory doesn’t.

Contractors make small financial decisions all day—at supply stores, in the truck, and across multiple job sites.

Receipts get lost. Expenses get forgotten. Evenings become paperwork. Most expense apps ask for too much typing at exactly the wrong time.

TallyTap is being designed for the moment the expense actually happens.

HOW IT WORKS

Record a job expense
in seconds.

Without stopping to type. TallyTap turns a natural spoken sentence into an organized record you can review before saving.

01
●

Tap

Open TallyTap and press the microphone. One action—no forms or menus.

02

Speak naturally

“Spent $128 at Home Depot for lumber for the Maple Street job.” No special commands.

03
✓

Review & save

Check the organized details, make a correction if needed, and confirm the expense.

WHAT YOU SAY
“Spent $128 at Home Depot for lumber for the Maple Street job.”

You speak. TallyTap handles the paperwork.
The expense is recorded before the receipt gets lost or the purchase is forgotten.

EXPENSE DRAFTReady to review
AMOUNT$128.00
VENDORHome Depot
CATEGORYMaterials
PROJECTMaple Street
DATEToday
Early product concept · Final experience may change.
04

Log it now. File the receipt. Move on.

Keep the original paper or digital receipt with your business records. TallyTap captures the expense while the details are still fresh, so when bookkeeping or tax time comes around, you’re not rebuilding months of purchases from memory.

One less thing
to remember.

THE FIRST VERSION

Focused on the
capture gap.

The first version is being kept deliberately tight: capture the expense quickly, organize it clearly, and make it useful later.

01

Capture expenses using natural speech

✓
02

Extract amount, vendor, category and job

✓
03

Review and correct before confirming

✓
04

See recent, editable expenses

✓
05

Preserve entries when service is unreliable

✓
06

Export organized expense records

✓
LOOKING AHEAD

Job-linked reminders · Crew expense capture · Accounting integrations · Voice-requested spending summaries

15+

YEARS
IN THE FIELD

Crews. Materials.
Budgets. Job sites.
The real problem.

FOUNDER-LED · CONTRACTOR-BUILT

WHY TALLYTAP EXISTS

Built from the
job site—not a
boardroom.

“I’ve worked as a contractor for more than 15 years. I’ve managed crews, budgets, materials, customers and timelines—and I’ve lost more receipts than I can count.”

TallyTap began with a simple question: why can’t logging an expense be as easy as saying it out loud?

I’m building the tool I always wished I had.

RobertFOUNDER, TALLYTAP

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you ask.

Straight answers about what TallyTap is, where it stands, and where it’s going.

TallyTap is a voice-first expense tracker being built for contractors and tradespeople. Instead of filling out forms, you say what you spent and TallyTap turns it into an organized expense record.

Not yet. TallyTap is currently in development, with early prototype testing planned for 2026. Join early access to follow the build and be considered for testing.

No. TallyTap is designed to solve the capture problem—the moment between spending money and entering it into your books. Export and accounting integrations are part of the broader direction.

Yes. The planned flow lets you review and edit the amount, vendor, category, and job before confirming the expense.

Offline-safe capture is part of the initial product direction, because job sites and service don’t always cooperate.

Pricing has not been finalized. Early testers will receive advance notice and preferred launch access.

Security and privacy will be designed into the product from the start. Specific safeguards will be published before public release.