Written by Jake @ CaLab • November 5, 2026

Cozy games like Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing get you back every day with tiny rewards. Water the crops. Check the shop. Collect something.

Tallix borrows that loop for logging food. It's not a game. It just feels a little like one.

The daily loop

  1. Log what you ate. Tally the piglet bank drops in a gold coin.
  2. Keep going and he earns hats. 11 in all, from a party hat to a halo.
  3. Skip a day? Nothing breaks and nothing is lost. Pick it back up whenever.
Tally the pixel pig in a crown on a pink background with gold coins around him. Calorie tracking should be fun.
Pixel art, soft sounds, no pressure.

No grind, no guilt

Many trackers use streaks that reset to zero. That's the opposite of cozy. In Tallix, coins never leave the bank, and days in a row are only ever a bonus.

Sounds are soft and follow your silent switch. There are no ads and no subscription. $19.99 once after a 7-day free trial.

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FAQ

Is Tallix a game?

No. It's a calorie and macro tracker with game-like rewards for logging. Tallix is not made by or connected to the makers of Stardew Valley or Animal Crossing.

What happens if I stop for a week?

Nothing bad. Your coins and hats stay. Log again and Tally keeps counting.

Can I turn the sounds off?

Yes. There's a mute button on Today and a volume slider.

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