Tallyist is a free app for iPhone, Apple Watch, and Android that counts what you drink and shows your own pattern: a calendar shaded by amount, weekly and monthly totals, and your own average. It has no account, no servers, no analytics, no goals, and no advice.
The icon
Use the mark alone, at any size, without recolouring it or setting it beside text. The name is one word: Tallyist.
A 30-second film with music and no speech. Tallyist’s counter is made as an object in a dark studio: a blue plus button, the day’s tile and a glass minus button. A tap turns the tile blue at 1. The counter comes apart, snaps back together and turns. Under “One tap.”, a drop of light falls on the plus button and the count goes to 2. Under “At a glance.”, September rises from the floor as a calendar, each day shaded by its count. Under “No account required.”, the day’s tile is sealed in a glass cube. The film cuts to the app’s own Today, Calendar and Trends screens, and ends on the app icon with “Tallyist”, “Count what you drink.”, tallyist.co, “Available now on iPhone and Android” and the trademark lines for iPhone and Android.
30 seconds, with sound. It plays here at 1080p; the 4K file downloads from GitHub.
