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Tally review

Freemium#27 of 29 in Receipt Scanner Apps

A low-cost mobile tracker with basic receipt AI, imports and CSV export.

5.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Tally is a mobile expense-tracking app for iPhone and Android. It supports manual income and expense entry, receipt photo attachments, account and category organization, statistics, goals, recurring items and CSV export. It is aimed at individuals who want a low-cost way to organize everyday spending, with shared accounts also available on PRO plans. Receipt analysis is optional and presents suggested details for review before saving.

Pricing is accessible across a free plan and three PRO options. Free includes three active standard accounts, one AI receipt analysis, on-device receipt photo storage and CSV export. Tally PRO Monthly costs €1.99 per month, while Tally PRO Yearly costs €9.99 per year and Tally PRO Lifetime costs €29.99 one time. All PRO plans include unlimited accounts, unlimited AI receipt analyses, statement import, custom categories and shared accounts. Annual billing starts at €0.83 per month, and the free plan does not expire.

Tally fits users who want mobile-first expense organization without a bank connection. It supports CSV, Excel and Norma 43 statement import, plus Apple Wallet and Google Wallet integrations, and shared accounts use encrypted synchronization. Its receipt analysis focuses on the merchant, date and total, so it is better suited to basic tracking than detailed accounting workflows. Users needing bank-account connections, accounting integrations or broader receipt-field capture should choose another tool. Tally is a sensible pick for individuals or small groups prioritizing low cost, mobile access and straightforward exports.

Tally pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan with CSV export and three active standard accounts
    • AI receipt analysis proposes merchant, date, amount and category for review
    • PRO adds statement import, shared accounts and unlimited analyses
  • Where it doesn't
    • Receipt analysis covers merchant, date and total, not full receipt fields
    • No bank-account connection or accounting integrations
    • Free plan includes only one AI receipt analysis

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