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macOS menu bar business dashboard

Your whole business.
One glance.

TallyBar checks App Store Connect, Gumroad, and Product Hunt for you — sales, reviews, and launch-day votes in one dropdown, no tab-hopping between three dashboards.

Free download · Optional $5 support · macOS 14+

Version 0.1.1 macOS 14+ Signed and notarized No dashboard account No tracking
TallyBar's menu bar dropdown showing The One Number, $47 today across App Store Connect and Gumroad, a new PainTrail review, and a Product Hunt launch update.

TallyBar labels exactly how fresh each number is — a same-day App Store Connect figure never pretends to be as fresh as a live Gumroad sale. When a source has nothing to report, it says so instead of showing a number that implies it checked and found zero.

Stop tab-hopping between dashboards. Start shipping.

The One Number

Today's total, blended from Gumroad's live sales and App Store Connect's most recent daily report — each source labeled with its own freshness, never silently merged.

Reply without leaving your menu bar

A new App Store review shows up with an inline reply composer. Compose, confirm, publish — no context switch to App Store Connect's own web console.

Honest by default

Every section shows a plain freshness tag. A degraded or expired key goes quiet, not broken — the rest of your dashboard keeps working while you reconnect it.

Your accounts, your Mac

No server, no relay, no account with TallyBar itself. Your API keys live in macOS Keychain and talk directly to Apple, Gumroad, and Product Hunt.

Launch day

Launch Mode

The moment a Product Hunt launch goes live, TallyBar flips into Launch Mode: live vote count, comment feed newest-first, and a nudge the instant a comment has waited 20 minutes without a reply.

Auto-suggested when a connected launch is under 24 hours old — entering it is always your call, never automatic. It quietly exits itself 48 hours after you start.

TallyBar's Launch Mode showing a live vote count of 24 with +3 since last check, an unreplied-comment nudge, and a comment feed.

Connects to

App Store Connect
Gumroad
Product Hunt

Connect any subset — TallyBar works with just one source and grows with you as you add more, right from Settings.

What it doesn't do

TallyBar is not an analytics suite. No charts, no sparklines, no historical trends beyond a rolling week of local cache. It answers one question — did anything happen since I last looked — and stops there.

It never publishes anything without your explicit confirmation. A review reply shows a confirmation step before it goes live, because there's no undo once it's posted.

Pricing

Free

Full access, no license gate. Optional Gumroad support; suggested donation: $5.

Help shape TallyBar

What should it do next?

Tell me what you were trying to see, where TallyBar helped or got in the way, and what would make the next release more useful. I read every note.

Privacy

Everything stays on your Mac. No analytics, no tracking, no telemetry, and no TallyBar account required. TallyBar contacts exactly the services you connect — App Store Connect, Gumroad, and Product Hunt's own APIs, directly.

Requires macOS 14 or later. Questions: support@jbcdevelopment.dev.