Tally
Free, powerful no-code form builder with integrations
What is Tally?
Try TallyTally is a no-code form and survey builder for collecting responses for use cases like feedback, lead generation, sign-ups, and more. Build forms with a simple, Notion-like editor, then share them and automate what happens after submission. Tally also includes an AI assistant that helps you build, edit, and troubleshoot forms from plain-language prompts.
What can I build with Tally and what can I do after someone submits a form?
You can create forms and surveys and use them to collect responses for common workflows like feedback, lead generation, and sign-ups. After submission, you can customize the experience, export submission data as PDFs (including via integrations), and use integrations to trigger next steps automatically.
Is Tally really no-code and easy to use for non-developers?
Tally is designed to be simple and approachable without code, with an editor where you type and build your form using shortcuts. It also supports more advanced behavior like conditional logic, so you can handle complex flows directly in the editor.
How does Tally AI help me build or fix forms?
Tally AI lets you describe the form you need in plain language, recreate forms by importing an existing one, apply your branding automatically, and troubleshoot issues by asking it to fix broken logic rules or translate your form.
Which integrations can I connect to when I want to automate actions from new submissions?
Tally supports automations and data sync through integrations such as Zapier, Make, n8n, Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets, Slack, Discord, Linear, and webhooks. You can also connect AI tools to your Tally account via an MCP server, an API approach, or related AI connectors.
Can I import my existing forms from other tools into Tally?
Yes. You can import forms from files (PDF, image, JSON, CSV, and Markdown) to generate editable draft forms, and you can also import Typeform forms in one click by connecting your Typeform account.
How does Tally handle failed integrations and submission tracking outputs like PDFs?
If an integration starts failing (for example, due to an expired token, deleted destination, or rate limit), Tally sends an email notification with the reason and a link to fix it, including for integrations that use webhooks and tools like Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets, Slack, Discord, and Linear. Tally can also provide PDF copies of submissions, including delivery via email notifications and download links when using integrations.