See it at a glance.
Mic, camera, hand, and sharing at a glance. Red dot means recording. Tally doesn't guess.
Why “Tally”? On a TV set, the tally light is the small red lamp on a camera that tells everyone it's live. Tally puts that light on your Stream Deck: a lit key means that thing is live — your mic, your camera, your raised hand, your shared screen.
Made for meetings.
Push to talk.
Tap Mute to toggle. Hold it to talk while muted, or to cough while live.
Stays out of your way.
Works with Teams in the background and never pulls it to the front.
No accidental hang‑ups.
Leave can need a hold, so a stray tap can't end your meeting. It's on in the bundled profiles.
One-click setup.
Stream Deck offers a ready-made Tally profile for Stream Deck and Stream Deck +.
Private by design.
Runs entirely on your Mac. No account, no cloud. It reads only Teams' meeting controls and status.
Always in step with Teams.
Press a key and Teams follows. Change something in Teams and the key follows.
Ten keys. One rule.
Amber means it's live. Red dots on Mic and Camera mean the meeting is recorded or transcribed. Keys stay neutral when Tally can't read a state.
Set up in a minute.
- Download Tally and double-click it.
- Accept the bundled Tally profile for Stream Deck or Stream Deck +, or drag the keys you want from Tally for Teams.
- Press any Tally key, then allow Stream Deck in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility.
Optional on Stream Deck or Stream Deck +: switch to the Tally profile during meetings from any Tally key's settings. Bundled Leave already uses Hold to leave; keys you drag in yourself can turn it on. If Hand, reactions or Blur flash an alert, click the meeting window once.
Stays on your Mac.
Tally runs entirely on your Mac. It reads Teams' meeting buttons, the meeting's status (recording, elapsed time), and items of menus it opens, the way a screen reader does. It never reads messages, chat or window titles. No account, no cloud, and this page doesn't track you either.