Themes

Text

Avatars

Title Notes (optional) Checklist (optional)

One thought per line — press return for the next. Tap Catch to save the batch; the keyboard mic works for voice.

Add a goal

Goal Why it matters (optional) Target date (optional) Steps (optional)

Add a quest

Quest Why it matters (optional) Target date (optional) Checklist (optional)

Defined once; instances auto-generate when the app opens. Editing only affects future instances — already-generated items stay until you dismiss them.

Stars are a little reward for showing up and finishing what matters. Earn them by using Tally Net, then spend them on how the app looks. None of it is required — it's just for fun.

• +1 for showing up — the first time you open Tally Net each day.
• +2 for finishing — once a day, for the first task, goal step, or quest step you complete.
• Up to +5 streak bonus — see below.
• That's up to 8 stars a day from everyday use.

• Show up on back-to-back days and your streak bonus climbs +1 each day, up to +5.
• One missed day is free — your streak holds.
• Miss two or more in a row and the bonus steps back down, then builds again.

• One-time +10 badges for lifetime totals: days shown up (7 · 30 · 100 · 365 · 1000), tasks cleared (25 · 100 · 500 · 1000 · 5000), and stars earned (100 · 500 · 2000 · 10000).
• A monthly badge (+10) for showing up 15+ days in a month.
• Milestone stars are bonuses — they don't count against your daily 8.

• Spend in the Shop on avatars (100), fonts (150), and themes (200). A few of each are free.
• Buy in the shop, equip in the galleries (Theme · Text · Badge, inside Settings). Buying always opens a preview with Buy/Cancel — never an instant spend.
• Spending never lowers your lifetime total or takes away earned badges.

Premium perks are on the way — think a higher daily cap and members-only cosmetics. Nothing to do yet; everything above is free.

Recurring rules make a task appear on a schedule, so things you do again and again — a weekly order, a monthly weigh-in — show up on their own instead of you re-adding them.

• Pick how often — every day, certain days of the week, monthly, or yearly.
• Add an optional start/end date and an optional checklist that rides along each time.
• Weekly rules — pick your days: tap the day chips (S M T W T F S) to choose one or more. The task repeats on every day you select — so "Mon + Thu" makes it twice a week.

• Each time you open Tally Net, upcoming ones drop into your list on the right dates.
• Nothing is ever created twice.

• Change a rule's checklist and it updates the still-open upcoming ones too.
• Same for its color — give a rule a color and the upcoming ones recolor to match. Ones you already finished keep the look they had.
• Delete a rule and its unfinished items go with it — anything you already finished stays in your history.

• If a rule has an end date, Tally Net asks whether to extend it or stop when it runs out.

Catch is for getting thoughts out of your head fast — no fields, no fuss.

• Type one thought per line, press return for the next.
• Tap Catch to save the batch — each line becomes its own item.

• The toggle sets when the batch is due; it starts on Today every time you open Catch.

• Tap your keyboard's mic to dictate instead of typing.

• Catch saves your words exactly — it doesn't pull dates out of your text. Need a date or details? Open the item later, or use "Add to the catch-net."

This is the full way to add one item, with all the details.

• A title (and optional notes), a due date/time or Anytime, a category, an optional project, and a checklist of sub-steps.

• Tap the palette button beside the Category field to give this one item a color. It colors that item's pill — nothing else changes.
• Use it however helps — a color for urgency (say red for "do this now"), or the same color across a few items to group them so they stand out together on your list.
• The color sticks with the item. Pick None to clear it, and Cancel to back out without changing anything.

• Leave the date blank for an item that waits quietly.
• Give it a date and it shows that day — and keeps showing until done if it slips past.

• Type a step and press Enter to add the next.

• Got several things at once? Use Catch for a fast brain-dump — this form is for a single, detailed item.

A Quest is a checklist for one big thing on the horizon — a trip, a wedding, a move, a project. Break it into steps and check them off as you go.

• Give it a name and a vision, then add steps — right on the card with the + pill, or in the edit sheet.

• Tap a Quest to open its checklist and check off steps as you finish; done steps sink to the bottom.

• When every step is done, the Quest moves to Completed on its own the next day — no need to mark it.

• A target date is just for reference; Tally Net won't nag you about it.

Goals are the longer-term things you're building toward — the bigger "why" behind the day-to-day.

• Give it a title and a vision of what "done" looks like, then add steps toward it.

• Check off steps as you go; each goal shows how far along you are.

• When all its steps are done, a goal moves to Achieved the next day — and it stays in your Achieved list, so you can look back on everything you've accomplished.

• A target date is for reference, not a deadline that nags.

Everything you've taken off your list. Nothing here is gone — bring it back, or delete it for good.