Tally, Ho! - The girls' trip app
Group chat energy. Actual plans.
Keep every activity, vote, commitment, and cost in one place—so nobody has to scroll through 300 messages to figure out what's happening.
Tally, Ho! - The girls' trip app
Keep every activity, vote, commitment, and cost in one place—so nobody has to scroll through 300 messages to figure out what's happening.

Before Tally, Ho! / with Tally, Ho!
The group chat can keep the energy. Tally, Ho! keeps the decisions from disappearing inside it.
Before The group chat
With Tally, Ho! The interface
Saturday plan
Private sunset sail · Saturday, 4:30 PM
Voting closes Tuesday · 8:00 PM EDT
Concept preview · illustrative example
Planning your girls' trip should work like this.
Put the details, total price, estimated cost per person, voting choices, and deadline on the activity itself.
Heart reactions are not a headcount.
Current status
A YAS is preference. A commitment is a clear yes to the current details and cost. Deadlines close the loop, and meaningful changes ask everyone to reconfirm.
A vote is not a commitment.
See who owes what, who marked money sent, and whether the recipient confirmed receiving it. The booking details and receipt stay attached to the same activity.
Plans made. Receipts kept.

MayaOrganizer confirmed receipt
JordanMarked sent
LivDue
One restaurant. One excursion. One shared expense.
You never have to plan the whole vacation at once. Understand one thing, see its cost, decide, commit, and handle the money—then move on.
The idea and details are together.
Preference is counted by a deadline.
The current cost gets a real yes.
Sent and received stay distinct.
Built for real group behavior.
Voting and commitment deadlines include a clear time and timezone.
If the price, timing, or important details change, prior commitments can require reconfirmation.
A participant can mark money sent. The recipient separately confirms it arrived.
Details, decisions, booking records, and receipts live with the relevant activity.
The Trip Pass
One organizer gets the Trip Pass to invite friends into the trip. Friends participate without buying their own pass.
If the group wants to share the cost, the organizer can make the Trip Pass the trip's first shared expense—no separate spreadsheet math required.
The organizer purchases the pass. Tally, Ho! records how the group plans to share that cost.
Book directly with the hotel, Airbnb, restaurant, or tour company, then keep the confirmation and cancellation details with that activity in Tally, Ho!.
Tally, Ho! tracks who marked money sent and who confirmed receiving it. It does not process participant reimbursements.
The trip is giving merch.
A tiny collection for big trip energy.

For the itinerary, the packing list, and who is actually in.

For the friend who turns a maybe into a plan.

Your roomy carryall for airport runs, market stops, and the extras.
Merchandise and checkout are provided by Fourthwall. Tally, Ho! does not process payments.
The trip is giving organized.
Join the waitlist. The first 100 members get their first Trip Pass free.