Tally has quietly become one of my favorite form builders. The doc-style editor is chef’s kiss — you literally type your form like a document, use / to add components, reference previous answers with @, add logic, and you’re done. No cluttered drag-and-drop hell.
What I love
Super clean, modern design
Minimal, distraction-free UI
Partial submissions (huge for lead capture, paid only)
Team collaboration
Rare SaaS transparency (public roadmap + feature requests)
Where it feels lacking
AI features: still very limited. No native “generate a form from a prompt” or chat with submissions in-app, which feels behind in 2025
Analytics: usable but shallow — no deep segmentation or behavioral insights
No image slideshow: you can only add one image at a time (annoying for testimonials/comparisons)
I’m an AI engineer, so this stood out to me. Tally could be insanely powerful with:
An in-app AI chat to generate/edit forms
AI-driven analytics on submissions
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Arslan Shahid

Tally Forms offers a document-style editor that simplifies form creation through typing and slash commands, with features like answer referencing, logic, and team collaboration. While praised for its clean design and transparency, it lacks advanced AI capabilities like prompt-based form generation and AI-driven analytics, and has limited analytics depth and image handling compared to competitors in 2025.

Honest Review of Tally Forms