Tallyway

Tallyway

Subscription Management Platform

 

Overview

Tallyway is a financial management tool that enables users to manage subscriptions and receive notifications when a bill is due. users can monitor subscriptions and cancel unwanted subscriptions.

My Role

UX/UI

You can view the prototype I made in figma using this link: https://www.figma.com/proto/3ZlgjSCVM2Ilfw85A9K6pw/Untitled?node-id=0%3A3&scaling=scale-down

The Problem

Users often subscribe to multiple services but lose track of them over time, leading to unnecessary spending.

Most financial tools focus on transactions—not recurring subscription behavior—making it difficult for users to stay in control.

 

Key Insight

Users don’t forget subscriptions because they don’t care—
they forget because they can’t see them clearly in one place.

Opportunity

Design a system that makes subscriptions:

  • Visible
  • Easy to understand
  • Quick to act on

 

The Solution

A centralised dashboard that allows users to:

  • View all active subscriptions
  • Understand spending at a glance
  • Cancel services quickly with minimal friction

 

Design Approach

The interface was designed to prioritize clarity and speed.
Instead of complex financial visuals, the focus was on a clean, structured layout that allows users to quickly scan and take action.

Key considerations:

  • Clear visual hierarchy
  • Minimal cognitive load
  • Fast interaction for key actions

 

User Flow

Flow: Managing a Subscription

  • Open dashboard
  • Scan subscriptions
  • Select a service
  • View details
  • Cancel or manage

Goal: Reduce steps and make actions obvious

 

Wireframes / Exploration

Exploration

Early sketches were used to define:

  • Layout structure
  • Information grouping
  • Key interaction points

 

 

Key Decision

A list-based layout was chosen for better readability and quick scanning.

 

Final UI

 

Sign up

simple clean design with information so users can sign up to test the product.

 

Dashboard

  • Designed for quick scanning
  • Clear hierarchy of information

 

 

Cancel Modal

  • Prevents accidental actions
  • Keeps interaction simple and focused

 

 

Outcome

The final design provides users with:

  • Better visibility of subscriptions
  • Simplified financial awareness
  • Quick and intuitive management tools

 

Reflection

This project strengthened my approach to:

  • Designing for clarity over complexity
  • Structuring information for usability
  • Thinking beyond visuals into user behavior

Future improvements could include:

  • Spending insights and analytics
  • Smart alerts for upcoming charges

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