Singles/Couples
Singles and couples running the rent-and-groceries show.
Built for one paycheck and one set of priorities. Every sheet stays narrow on purpose so the workbook stays the thing you actually open.
About · vertical-fit
Tallyloom organizes the catalog by life script — one paycheck or two, a household or a freelance rig — so the columns, formulas, and tabs you open already match the question you are asking.
Who it is for
Every Tallyloom workbook sits inside exactly one of three lanes. Pick the lane that matches your script and the rest comes for free.
Singles/Couples
Built for one paycheck and one set of priorities. Every sheet stays narrow on purpose so the workbook stays the thing you actually open.
Dual-Income Families
Two paychecks, two savings rhythms, and one set of joint goals. Sheets split seamlessly between mine, yours, and ours.
Small Biz/1099
Freelance and side-hustle bookkeeping without accountant-level overhead — every sheet rolls into the same 1099-ready summary.
The three-lane philosophy
We organize the catalog by lane, not by category, because life scripts differ. A workbook contains exactly the columns, tabs, and formulas that lane needs — nothing extraneous to delete. When the rhythm of households or 1099 work shifts, the whole lane turns over together instead of leaving five-year-old templates on your desktop.
How we are different
Tallyloom ships narrow — one workbook per lane. Vertex42 and Microsoft Create publish broad spreadsheet libraries and ask you to delete what does not apply; Tallyloom hands you a sheet that already matches the script you live.
Every cell stays an Excel- or Sheets-readable formula. There is no proprietary engine holding your numbers hostage — the workbook keeps working the day you stop subscribing.
The catalog turns over with how households and 1099 work actually shift, not as a one-time drop of thousands of evergreen templates that quietly go stale.
Every workbook is one click away — pick a lane and pick a tier.
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