Tallykins Features

What's part of every event, and what an Organiser Pass unlocks.

What You Always Get

These are part of every Tallykins event, whether you're joining for free or running it with an Organiser Pass.

  • 🐾 No sign-up to join — friends jump in to shared events with a six-digit code, no email or password required.
  • 🐾 TallyCash shared kitty — track a shared cash fund separately from direct expenses.
  • 🐾 Multi-currency support — log expenses in different currencies, with rates updated every weekday.
  • 🐾 Friend Groups — settle as couples or subgroups instead of person-by-person.
  • 🐾 Ad-free, always — no ads, anywhere in the app, ever.
  • 🐾 Privacy first — no personal data sold or used for advertising.
  • 🐾 Works offline — keep recording expenses with no internet connection.

Free vs Organiser Pass

Joining an event — yours or a friend's — is always free, with no email, no password and no limit on how many you can join. The limits sit on creating: without an Organiser Pass, you can have one private event on the go at a time, for up to 4 people including yourself. A Pass removes that limit — create shared events for up to 20 people, with real-time sync, cloud backup and PDF exports unlocked too.

Feature Free Organiser Pass
Creating EventsHow many events you can set up, and how many people can be in one. 1 private event
up to 4 people
100 events
up to 20 people each
Shared EventsCloud-synced events that follow the organiser across devices and support the full Organiser toolset. Not included Included
PDF ReportsOrganiser Pass users can export a clean PDF summary of an event and its settlements. Not included Included
Secure Cloud BackupOrganisers can sign in with Apple or Google to back up events and access them across devices. Not included Included

Included    Not included

The organiser stays in control

Every event has exactly one organiser, and they're the only one who can manage who's in it. The organiser shares the join code to bring people in, and can revoke a participant's access at any time — so control over an event never sits with anyone else.