YesCan Grok Bot build Tally Pro?
Hand it over and walk away. You stay out of it.
- Price
- $24/mo
- You'd save
- $288/yr
- Who runs it
- The bot
- Category
- Forms & surveys
Tally's free plan is famously unlimited on forms and responses, so the paid tier is mostly about removing their branding, custom domains and a handful of integrations. Which makes the maths easy: a bot can give you your own branding on your own domain, because that is literally the entire delta. What is harder to hand over is the reason people like Tally in the first place - you build a form by typing, the way you would in Notion, hitting / to drop in a question. That is an editing feel rather than a feature list, and a bot rebuilding the data model instead of the feel gives you something that stores the same answers and is no fun to use. Worth saying out loud: if you're paying Tally $29 a month you're mostly paying for a small team's continued existence, and that's a defensible thing to spend money on.
The prompt
Written for a bot that already has a browser, a terminal and your logins · paste it in whole.
You have a computer. Build me a forms tool that feels like writing a document, not filling in a config file. The editor is the whole point · if you get that wrong the rest doesn't matter. The editor: - One page per form that I type into directly, like a doc. No separate 'form builder' panel, no drag and drop. - Typing / opens a menu of blocks to insert: short answer, long answer, email, number, choice, rating. - An inserted block sits inline in the text and I can keep typing prose around it. Text and questions live in the same flow. - Backspace at the start of an empty block deletes it. Enter makes a new line. It should feel like Notion, because that is what I am used to. - Store the document as a JSON block list, not as markdown. Markdown cannot represent a block's settings and you will end up fighting it. The form people fill in: - Same layout as I typed it, one scrolling page, prose and questions together. - My logo and accent colour from a config file, served from my own domain. Responses: - SQLite, a results table, CSV export that opens correctly in Excel. - Email me on each submission, Slack too if a webhook is in the env. Basics: server-rendered where it can be, honeypot plus IP rate limiting, real labels and focus states. Serve it from a small host under my account, on my domain (walk me through the signup · wait for me at the payment step). Before you call it done: build a three-question form using only the keyboard, fill it in, and show me both. If the editor felt awkward, say so rather than shipping it.
The bot will need to sign into: resend
What you lose
- a block editor a real team has polished · yours will be a rougher version of the same idea
- integrations that are already wired up
- somebody else keeping it online
- supporting a small team building a good free product
The numbers
Pro is $24/mo monthly, $20 billed annually; Business $74/$61.67. The free plan is genuinely unlimited on forms and submissions within fair use.
tally.so/pricingChecked against the live page on 2026-08-23