Use cases · Google Sheets
Your KPI sheet, checked every morning, with a tap on the shoulder when a cell turns red.
Publish the sheet as CSV, tell tlly which columns matter and where the lines are. It reads the sheet on a schedule, keeps the history, and emails or webhooks you when a number crosses. Nothing to migrate.
Start free, no card See how a sheet is read
The first dashboard usually takes about a minute in the chat, after you've signed in.
What you'll hear about
- Critical. Runway: 5.6 months, under your 6-month line.
- Warning. Support backlog: 63 open tickets, above 50.
- Critical. Weekly cloud spend: $2,940, 20% over the budget in the sheet.
What's on the page
- The KPI columns you already keep
- Green, yellow and red lines per column
- History, so a cell has a yesterday
Where the numbers come from
A Google Sheet published as CSV, or numbers your own systems POST to a push address.
Start from a template
How you set it up
- Sign up and open the members area.
- Describe it to the tlly assistant, or hand this to Claude or Cursor connected to tlly. Press Make live when the draft looks right. Your morning check email is on — change the time or turn it off under Alerts.
- You get a link, and your morning check email plus alerts when a number needs you.
Using tlly, chart the KPI columns of this published Google Sheet every morning: <paste the CSV link>. Ask me which lines should turn each one red, and email me when one crosses.
Start from the KPI template (Make a copy in Google Sheets, or download /templates/google-sheets.csv). Publishing as CSV means anyone with that link can read the sheet. Say so before you publish it. Google can take about 5 to 15 minutes to update that published copy after an edit; Refresh re-reads it and cannot make Google publish sooner.
Prefer Claude or Cursor? Connect your own AI assistant. Alerts can go to email or Slack.
tlly: the morning check that comes to you. Also for SaaS metrics, Shopify store, Sales pipeline, Agency clients, AI agents, Cash, Markets and macro.