
Unlike browsing in Chrome, adding TallyHo to your homescreen removes the address bar and browser controls that normally clutter up your screen. This gives you a clean, focused interface that feels just like a native app - perfect for logging time entries on the move. Plus, there’s no Google Play Store download required and it automatically stays current without manual updates.
The process is similar in other Android browsers like Samsung Internet or Firefox - just look for “Add to Home screen” in the browser menu.
I recommend placing the icon somewhere easily accessible, maybe in your bottom dock area or on your main home screen for quick access throughout your workday.
Android’s PWA support is pretty solid, especially in Chrome. Once installed, TallyHo integrates nicely with your device - you can switch between it and other apps using your recent apps button, and it feels completely native. It’s not just a glorified bookmark; it’s treated like a proper app by your Android system.
If you give the PWA version a go and still find yourself wanting a traditional Android app from the Play Store, just drop me a line.