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Describe the form you need in chat and Rocket generates the embed code, webhook listeners, and response storage automatically. Tally is free with unlimited forms and responses.
This connector is only available for Next.js TypeScript web build tasks.

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What you can do

Contact forms

Simple contact form with name, email, and message fields, routed to your inbox or stored in a database.

Feedback widgets

Collect user feedback, feature requests, or satisfaction ratings with a quick inline form.

Waitlist signups

Pre-launch waitlist that collects emails and optionally tracks referral sources.

Registration forms

Event registrations, course enrollments, or membership applications with multi-field forms.

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Before you connect

You need a Tally API key.

Get your Tally API key from the Tally developer documentation.
Go to Settings > API Keys, click Create API Key, add a name, and confirm. Copy the key to use during setup.
Tally is a task-level connector. Each Rocket task connects to its own API key independently.

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Connect Tally

You can connect from two places. Both do the same thing.Option 1: From chatType a prompt that mentions Tally, for example Connect Tally and embed a contact form on my landing page. Rocket detects the intent and shows a Connect button inline. Click it to open the credentials popup.
Rocket chat panel showing a Connect prompt for Tally.Rocket chat panel showing a Connect prompt for Tally.

Tally connection prompt in chat

Option 2: From the Connectors tabClick the ... button in the preview toolbar, then select Connectors.
Toolbar dropdown with Connectors option highlighted.Toolbar dropdown with Connectors option highlighted.

Open Connectors from the toolbar

Click the Tally card, then click Connect.
Connectors panel showing the Tally card with a Connect button.Connectors panel showing the Tally card with a Connect button.

Tally card in the Connectors panel

After clicking ConnectA popup opens. Paste your API key and click Connect.
Connect Tally popup with an API key input field.Connect Tally popup with an API key input field.

Connect Tally popup

A green dot appears next to Tally when the connection is active.Update or disconnectOpen Connectors > Tally and click the card. Click Edit to update the key or Disconnect to remove it from this task.
Tally card showing Edit and Disconnect buttons.Tally card showing Edit and Disconnect buttons.

Edit and Disconnect options on a connected Tally card

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Example prompts

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Tips

  • Unlimited forms and responses on the free plan. Tally’s free tier is ideal for side projects and MVPs.
  • Responses live in Tally. Submissions are stored in your Tally dashboard. Use webhooks to sync data to Supabase or another database.
  • Embedding options. Rocket can embed Tally as an inline form, popup, or full-page experience. Describe the style you want in chat.
  • File uploads supported. Tally forms can accept file uploads. Uploaded files are stored in Tally’s infrastructure.
  • One API key per task. Each Rocket task connects to one Tally API key independently.

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What’s next?

Typeform

A conversational form builder with branching logic and advanced design options.

Supabase

Store Tally form submissions in a database for querying and display in your app.

Resend

Send confirmation emails automatically when someone submits a Tally form.

Google Analytics

Track form views and submission rates with GA4 events.