About
Made for the shop with one till.
Photo: Wolfgang Sauber, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
The idea
Four bars and a strike make five.
The tally mark is the oldest stock system there is: a stroke for each item, a diagonal for every fifth. It works because anyone can read it at a glance. Tallyroom keeps that count for you and keeps it readable.
Tallyroom is a made-up company. Alisson Littig designed it as a portfolio exercise, so there is no real team, customer or store behind this page. What follows is what the brand would stand for.
Principles
Four rules for the product
Count once
After the first count, nobody should walk the shelves with a clipboard again. If they must, the product failed.
The counter comes first
Selling must be faster than writing it on paper. Anything that slows a sale goes to a back screen.
No surprises on the bill
One price per store. No fee per sale, no fee to set up, no fee to leave.
Your data leaves with you
Everything exports to CSV, in plain columns, on any day.
Credits
Photos and fonts
All photos come from Wikimedia Commons under free licenses. Fonts are open source and served from this site. This page sets no cookies and loads no tracking.
- Home, corner shop at night
Photo: PattayaPatrol, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons - Product, kiosk counter
Photo: Johnnybam, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons - How it works, market stall
Photo: Wilfredor, CC0, Wikimedia Commons - About, old general store
Photo: Wolfgang Sauber, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons - Type
Bricolage Grotesque, IBM Plex Mono, SIL Open Font License 1.1
Start
Count your first shelf.
Thirty days free, no card. Bring last week's sales and see the shelf count catch up.