Every point tells the story.
See the balance, the reason, who recorded it, and when it happened—all in one calm timeline.

Kind encouragement, kept private
Gentle Tally makes everyday effort visible with a calm family points ledger—without accounts, ads, or a central server.
No accounts. No family cloud.


Small moments add up
Keep encouragement quick enough for real life and clear enough for every caregiver.
See the balance, the reason, who recorded it, and when it happened—all in one calm timeline.

Pick a direction, add the points, and leave a little context for the household.

A temporary nearby invite welcomes the people you trust—no shared password required.

Made for actual family life
Add the children you care for and give your family ledger a name.
Share a temporary QR code or AirDrop invite with someone nearby.
Award or deduct points in seconds, with context everyone can see.

Private by design
Gentle Tally is local-first. Each caregiver holds a signed copy. Nearby devices exchange full ledgers, then merge new entries without duplicates.
Three devices, one history.Sync two nearby devices, then start a new session with the next caregiver to pass along the history you received.
The practical questions
No. Your household is created on-device. There is no sign-up, family profile, or central account database.
Each approved device keeps its own signed ledger. A Nearby Sync connection exchanges full ledgers and merges entries without duplicates. Start a new session to pass received history to another caregiver; there is no central server.
Yes. Awarding points and viewing history are local-first. To exchange new entries, open Household and start Nearby Sync while another caregiver is nearby.
No. The ledger is append-only. A correction becomes a new entry, preserving the household’s audit trail.
Gentle Tally uses Kronos-adjusted time and deterministic ordering so devices can agree on the sequence of events.
A gentler way to grow
Gentle Tally is coming to iPhone and iPad. Thoughtful recognition, shared privately.
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