Less boring stuff between you and your stuff.
One ledger for property, vehicles, equipment, and valuables. Bills, maintenance, registrations, and renewals — all kept in order, so you stop forgetting the things that cost money when you forget them.
What it does.
A logbook for the obligations that aren't anyone's full-time job to remember.
Property, vehicles, trailers, equipment, items worth recording. Personal or held through an LLC, S-corp, or shared with a partner.
Property taxes, registrations, insurance renewals, quarterly estimated tax — bills attached to the asset, group, or you, with the next due date in plain view.
Oil changes, hour-meter services, smoke detector batteries, annual reports. Items that don't make money but cost it when they slip.
Every change is a commit. "What did I owe on this property in 2023?" is a query, not an estimate. Audit-grade history is built in, not bolted on.
Who it's for.
Adults who own things and want to keep them in good order. Homeowners. Drivers. People with a couple of trailers or a tractor. Landlords with a single LLC. Anyone whose spouse has asked once too often why the registration lapsed.
Not for property-management companies, not for personal-finance gamification, not for budgeting. There are good tools for those — TallyUp is for the records.
What you can track.
- A home, second home, or rental property
- Vehicles — cars, trucks, motorcycles
- Trailers and watercraft
- Equipment — tractors, mowers, generators
- Valuables worth scheduling for insurance
- Companies that own any of the above
- Bills against any of those
- Maintenance schedules per asset or per company
Start an account.
It takes one form. We're in alpha — expect rough edges and quick fixes.