Lumist Tally parses your local task logs and generates beautiful, printable timesheets. Prove your value to clients without manual data entry or redundant CRM tools.
Compile itemized, printable lists of tasks, descriptions, and timestamps to attach straight to your Stripe invoices or send as PDF deliverables.
Instantly generate clean markdown or plain-text summaries of your client timesheets. Paste them straight into Stripe line-items or project update emails.
We parse your local IndexedDB log intervals in sub-milliseconds, respecting your manual timezone choices to ensure precise date cutoffs.
The architecture powering Lumist Tally.
Tally queries your local Lumist Flow database in real-time. This eliminates redundant state managers or server-side databases. Your timesheet calculations auto-update whenever a task changes status or registers new stopwatch intervals.
By bypassing heavy canvas or node-based PDF generators, Tally maintains a microscopic bundle footprint. It implements strict CSS @media print directives to cleanly strip away dashboard wrappers, rendering high-contrast timesheets directly to the browser's PDF engine.
Many privacy-hardening browsers spoof your system clock to UTC. Tally reads your custom, manual timezone overrides directly from the workspace context, guaranteeing your timesheet boundaries accurately match your physical working hours.
When you click the copy icon, Tally dynamically compiles and formats your active timesheet into a clean, plain-text markdown payload. It is held entirely in system memory, ready to be pasted directly into Stripe line item fields without saving trash records to your storage.
Stripe is excellent at invoicing, but terrible at detailed hour justification. Clients frequently reject flat "hourly labor" lines without itemized timesheets. Tally generates the clean, daily task logs that Stripe cannot, allowing you to attach a PDF or paste a copy-paste description justifying your bills.
Because we avoid turning Tally into a heavy, tracking database, we manage your billing states strictly using date filters. Select This Month, This Week, or set a Custom Date Range matching your billing cycle (e.g. May 1 to May 15). The platform isolates those exact logs without requiring a complex "reconciled" database status.
Tally is a compiler, not an editor. To make adjustments to your tasks, descriptions, or running times, click back to your Flow Kanban Board. Open the edit card modal, adjust the time log blocks directly, and the corrections will immediately reflect inside Tally.