One change since you last logged in: recurring invoices that chase themselves.
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A note from Tallybook
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It's been about two months.
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No pitch in that — people stop using software for ordinary reasons, and usually good ones.
The job Tallybook is supposed to do hasn't changed: get your invoices out and get them paid. One thing about how it does that has.
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Mara Ellis
Co-founder, Tallybook
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Shipped since you left
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Recurring invoices, with automatic Stripe reminders
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When we asked people why they stopped, the answer was almost always the same: rebuilding the same invoice by hand every month. So now you build it once. Tallybook issues it on your schedule and chases late payment through Stripe without you opening the app.
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How it works now
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Step 01
Pick a client
Start from any invoice you've already sent them. Line items, rates and tax carry over.
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Step 02
Set the schedule
Weekly, monthly, or a fixed day each quarter. Set an end date or leave it open.
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Step 03
Reminders go out on their own
Stripe nudges the client when payment is late and stops the moment it clears. You get one notification when the money lands.
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Takes about two minutes. Your existing clients and invoices are still there.
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