Mood, food and movement. One calm place.

Feel better first.
The rest follows.

Tali helps you notice how you feel, eat in a way that suits you and train at your own pace. Honest numbers, kind words, and nothing to prove.

A person sits by a sunny window, eyes closed, holding a warm mug of tea.Tali Summary screen: rings for energy, protein and activity, showing 1,420 of 1,950 kcal, 86 of 120 g protein and legs done, with about 530 kcal to go, plus a Good check-in and 3 of 3 days logged.

Mind, food, movement.
In that order, on purpose.

Mind

How you feel decides what's possible.

Sleep, stress and mood shape your appetite and energy. A ten-second check-in helps you see the patterns.

Food

Eat well without the maths homework.

A range to aim for, not a line to cross. Your usual meals are one tap away, and every estimate is honest about its margin.

Movement

Training that respects rest days.

A simple weekly plan with clear cues for every move. Recovery counts too, and a walk always counts.

Summary

Your whole day, at a glance.

Three rings, a handful of tiles and a weekly picture. Everything you need, nothing you don't.

Ranges, not red lines

Energy is a comfortable range. The copy stays neutral, whichever side of it you land.

Honest about the margin

Every day shows a ± figure, so a guessed portion never pretends to be precise.

Worth a quick check

Tali points out the one or two estimates that move your total most. Tweak them, or don't.

Tali Summary screen scrolled down: a quick check on a hand-estimated chicken breast, your usual lunch with one-tap add, and this week's energy bars against a target range.

Your usuals, one tap away

Tali learns what you tend to eat at each meal and brings it back at the right time of day.

Averages over single days

The week tells the real story. One big dinner is just one dinner.

Welcome back, not "you missed"

No streaks to break. A day off logging doesn't undo anything. Pick up from here.

A person sits up in bed in morning light, stretching and smiling.

Mind

Start with how you feel.

A rough night or a stressful week changes hunger, cravings and energy. Tali's check-in takes seconds and helps you spot the patterns, like skipped lunches leading to big evenings.

Tali check-in sheet with mood set to Good and hunger set to Satisfied. There's no right answer, it's for spotting patterns.

Food

Honest numbers.
No guilt attached.

Weigh it, pick a serving, or just estimate by hand. Tali records how you logged each food and shows how much that choice could move the total.

Every food is sourced

300+ built-in foods, each citing UK CoFID or the brand's own figures.

Gentle mode

Hide calorie numbers and weight. See how the day is going in words.

Recipes and meals

Save the dishes you cook, then log a portion of the pot.

One question, not ten

Cooking fat is asked about only for foods usually cooked in it.

Two friends laugh while cooking a colourful salad together in a bright kitchen.
A logged dinner in Tali: weighed chickpeas and one of four portions of a feta salad recipe, 612 kcal in total.
A person in their sixties holds a steady lunge in a bright studio, smiling.

Movement

Strength that fits
your week.

Legs, Push and Pull days are ordered so sore muscles rest while you work others. Every exercise comes with plain-English cues, and last time's numbers are right there.

Tali Legs workout: leg press, Romanian deadlift and plank, each with sets, reps and last time's numbers, plus a form cue.

Yours, and only yours.

Health data is personal. Tali is built so it stays that way, with or without a connection.

Works offline

Open, search, log and save with no signal. It syncs when you're back.

Private by design

Every record is locked to your account. Or skip the account and keep it on this device.

Take it with you

Export everything as a file whenever you like, and bring it back just as easily.

Three friends of different ages walk and laugh along a coastal path above a calm sea.

Not a streak.
Just more good days.

Tali is almost ready. Join the early access list and be among the first to try it.