Your money and invoices,
in one calm place.
Upload a bank statement — Tally sorts transactions into categories and separates transfers between your own accounts and cash. And a client invoice that follows Latvian rules takes a minute.
- Read-only — no access to your money
- No ads, no cookie tracking
- Latviešu · Русский · English
Sound familiar?
A freelancer's finances usually live in three places at once
How it works
Three steps to order in your money
Features
Everything a freelancer needs every month
Invoices
A Latvian-format invoice in a minute
RĒĶINS with your details, continuous numbering and VAT based on your profile. Not VAT-registered? Add “Nav PVN maksātājs” to your profile note and it appears on every invoice.
- Saved clients — pick from a list
- Issue date, including backdating
- A clean PDF ready to send
- Statuses: draft → issued → paid → overdue
Insights
Where your money really goes
Not just categories but levels: obligations (housing, loans, taxes), essentials (food, transport) and wants (cafés, subscriptions). You instantly see where there's room.
- Transfers between your accounts aren't spending
- Income by source — who paid you
- Search and filter by any field
- Any period: month, quarter, year, custom
Receipts
A receipt splits a purchase into items
Snap a receipt or pick up to 5 photos from your gallery. Tally reads items and discounts and finds the payment in your statement — even by the last card digits.
- Cable to business, groceries to personal
- “Was / discount / after discount” per line
- Cash or card with one tap
- Optional: without a receipt the transaction is categorised anyway
Cash
Cash and statement-less accounts, under control
Took €200 from an ATM? That's not spending yet. Tally shows withdrawn, accounted and left — and lets you mark what it went on. Upload the other account's statement and estimates are replaced by real data.
- Nothing is counted twice
- Default date — when the money arrived
- Manual entries are clearly labelled “estimate”
Recurring
Recurring payments and reminders
Tally finds repeating charges — rent, subscriptions, loan — and shows what they cost per month. Reminders help you not miss a payment.
- Obligations separate from subscriptions
- Monthly total in one number
- Reminder when a client invoice is due
Made for Latvia
Local specifics built in, not bolted on
Tally is built around the reality of a Latvian freelancer, not translated from another market.
Coming
What we're building next
Honestly: these don't work yet — but they're in development. No dates promised.
Security
Your data is yours
Pricing
Free during the beta
Every feature is open during the beta. If a paid plan appears we'll tell you in advance — and a free option will remain.
- Invoices, clients and PDF
- Statement import and auto-categories
- Receipts, cash, recurring payments
- All three languages
No card, no commitment.
FAQ
Common questions
What is Tally and who is it for?
Tally is a web app for self-employed people (saimnieciskās darbības veicējs) and sole traders in Latvia. It brings personal and work money into one place: you upload a statement, Tally sorts transactions into categories and separates transfers between your own accounts and cash, and for work you issue invoices that follow Latvian rules.
You can use it without a business too — simply as a clear map of your finances.
How much does it cost?
It's free during the beta. All features are open and no card is needed. If a paid plan appears, we'll tell you in advance, and a free option will remain.
Do I need to connect my bank?
No. You upload a statement (CSV) yourself or add expenses by hand. Tally doesn't connect to your bank and has no access to your money — it cannot transfer or pay anything.
Automatic import via open banking will come later, after we obtain the required authorisation, and it will be optional.
How does Tally categorise spending?
First your own rules apply, then a built-in dictionary of Latvian shops and services, and whatever is still unknown is recognised by AI.
Where it isn't sure (is Bolt a ride or food?), Tally sets the likely category and marks it “to check”. You can change any category.
Do I have to add receipts?
No. Every transaction is categorised automatically anyway.
A receipt is only needed to split one purchase into several categories (say, at Rimi: groceries to personal, a cable to business) or to record a cash purchase.
Are Tally invoices right for Latvia?
Invoices use the Latvian RĒĶINS format: your and your client's details, continuous numbering, issue and due dates, the amount and — if you're VAT-registered — VAT. If you aren't, add “Nav PVN maksātājs” to the note in your profile and it will appear on every invoice.
Before your first invoice, fill in your details in Settings (name, registration number, bank, IBAN). Tally helps you prepare invoices, but the issuer is responsible for their content.
How safe is my data?
Tally only stores and shows what you uploaded: it has no access to your bank or money. Passwords are stored only as hashes and sign-in is protected by a session.
You can wipe your data or delete your account in Settings at any time.