See it working
Real screens from a real working organization, not a slide deck. Nothing to install and nobody to talk to — press play.
The money
If you are responsible for giving, grants or the budget
Donors, funds, receipts and budgets on the same record as the people who show up — and every figure traceable to the query behind it.
12 screens · about 3 minutes
Volunteering
If you run events, shifts and the people who turn up
Events and shifts, people signing themselves up, check-in that works with no signal, and an hour ledger a funder will accept.
10 screens · about 3 minutes
Mentoring
If you match people one to one and have to prove it is safe
Matches and their health, the screening that gates them, and a structured program so a first-time mentor is not staring at a blank hour.
7 screens · about 2 minutes
Safeguarding and young people
If the people you serve include children
Guardians the organization verifies, screening the database enforces, and concerns that reach a named person — the rules around a child, kept by the product rather than by memory.
7 screens · about 2 minutes
Setting it up
If you want to know what the first half hour actually looks like
A brand-new account, no organization and no card, to a workspace that already tells you what to do next.
11 screens · about 3 minutes
Membership and dues
If people belong to your organization, pay to, and vote in it
The roster, who is paid up and who has slipped, and the one thing standing actually decides — who may vote.
10 screens · about 3 minutes
Talking to people
If you would rather not run your organization from a group chat
Conversations inside the organization, one inbox for everything else it sends you, and each person deciding what reaches them.
6 screens · about 2 minutes
Grants
If a funder expects a report from you
The funder calendar, what has been awarded against what is only applied for, the hours each award paid for, and a report drafted from your own figures for a person to approve.
5 screens · about 1 minute
Campaigns and events
If you raise money with appeals, dinners and sponsors
Appeals with teams and fundraisers, a dinner with a rate card and a call list, gifts that are not money, and the giving page a donor's QR code opens.
8 screens · about 2 minutes
Civic and political
If you run a campaign or ballot-measure committee
Precincts and turf, elections and what is owed about them, poll watchers, and campaign finance — for a committee of any party. Tallyside states no limit and no filing date of its own.
12 screens · about 4 minutes
Chapters
If local organizations belong to a national or regional office
What a national office sees about its chapters — totals it was granted, never their records — and the same page from the chapter's side, so both know what left the building.
2 screens · about 1 minute
On the phone
If you want to see what a volunteer actually carries
The app a mentor opens between sessions: the shifts they are on, time that was not a scheduled shift, and what their hours come to.
3 screens · about 1 minute
Bringing your records with you
If you already run on something else and the switch is what worries you
A brand-new organization with nothing in it, to a roster, a history and a year of hours carried in from the system you are leaving — and a report that says which numbers this one saw for itself.
10 screens · about 3 minutes
Your own account
If you belong to an organization rather than run one
What the product looks like to the person who turns up: your record, your hours, what you applied for, what you still have to do before you can be matched — and, if you are a parent, what the organization will and will not tell you about your child.
10 screens · about 4 minutes