Tally Assistant fits freelance developers with hourly billing, SaaS-heavy expenses, and overdue invoices. It tracks billable time, turns time entries into invoices, imports Stripe and bank CSVs, and auto-sends escalating payment reminders. Developers who need double-entry accounting or team timesheets should use a traditional tool.
Reminders run daily while an invoice is overdue; custom cadences are not supported. Bank feeds are not automated, so imports are file-based.
Stripe, PayPal, and bank CSVs import as-is. AI detects columns and categories, with every transaction matched to a client or expense category for review.
Track billable hours with the timer, then convert selected entries into an itemized invoice. Different clients keep different hourly rates.
Invoices go out with PayPal links. When an invoice passes its due date, automated reminders follow up while it stays unpaid, with the tone escalating over time.
Yes. The AI finance assistant answers 'How much did I spend on software this year?' from your imported transactions, and the expense report shows the same number by category.
Send the invoice with a PayPal payment link and let automated reminders follow up while it stays overdue. The client payment history in each profile shows you exactly who pays late, which is the data you need before agreeing to Net 30 terms again.