Fillout

Create powerful forms, surveys and quizzes your audience will answer. Store responses directly where you need them.

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@GetCSM @Jotform 🤝

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@thinktankpak77 We have a native n8n connector! https://t.co/XOp88ddrIA

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@domwhyte42 👀

[Fillout @fillout]

Introducing the Fillout Agent

[Dominic Whyte @domwhyte42]

Simple software is dying.

Simplicity only mattered when humans had to use every feature.

Now that agents can operate software for you, it’s the most capable tool that wins.

Fillout reached 12,000 paying customers by focusing on depth over simplicity.

It turns out we may have also built the best form builder for agents.

Meet the new Fillout:

[Zite @zite]

Today we’re launching Database Agent in Zite.

Ask questions, run workflows and create tables + fields. Pull in data from URLs, files, or connected integrations.

For advanced tasks, the agent writes custom scripts on top of the tools you already use - Slack, Airtable, Claude, OpenAI, and more - to send emails, generate summaries, or trigger workflows.

Ask the agent to spin up a Zite app or form on top of your data, so your team can view, update, or collect records from a custom interface.

All from one place.

Live now at zite dot com

[Dominic Whyte @domwhyte42]

Excited for this launch!

The first agent I've seen that can run custom backend workflows, verifiable without needing to read/write code

[Dominic Whyte @domwhyte42]

Zite is acquiring @raydian_dev, our second acquisition this year

Founders Ryley and Greg are joining the Zite team

How we got here:

We first came across Raydian in November 2025

Even just 6 months ago, agentic building tools for non-engineers were far more limited

Raydian was early to several ideas that are now fundamental, like planning mode with tasks, design mode, visual editing, and built-in auth + databases

Before Raydian, their team spent years running Devize, a profitable no-code app builder. Not too different from how Zite grew out of Fillout

@ryley is joining Zite in a cross-functional role spanning engineering and go-to-market. He is a rare combination of builder and operator

@gregoryjohn is joining as Zite's first Head of Education. He's taught over 100,000 people how to build with no-code and will have a big impact on our customers

While the Raydian product is shutting down, many of the ideas and lessons behind it will make their way into @zite

(Link in the thread with full details)

[Fillout @fillout]

AI fields that work natively with your Fillout forms

Translate responses, summarize free-form text input, categorize feedback, all without leaving Fillout

[Dominic Whyte @domwhyte42]

Your database can now think and search the web.

We just launched AI Fields in @zite.

Any field can fill itself. Categorize, score, summarize, assign, research - describe what the field should do and your database handles the rest.

You don't need a separate automation tool, AI fields just run where your data lives.

Zite’s database even searches the web when it needs live information.

Full walkthrough in the video.

[Fillout @fillout]

And introducing the new Fillout brand, now under the @zite umbrella

[Dominic Whyte @domwhyte42]

The next chapter: renaming to Zite

Fillout, our online form builder, recently crossed $5M ARR and over 10,000 paying customers

But at the start of 2025, as AI coding models kept improving, we started rethinking our business and what we could do for our customers beyond forms

Could AI help non-engineers build software that businesses can actually rely on?

We built Zite, initially as an experiment, to help answer this question

Today, thousands of Zite apps are in use across SMBs, Fortune 500s, and government organizations, and usage is growing multiples faster than Fillout and other no-code tools

There’s a lot left to build, but we’re incredibly excited about what’s ahead

So today we're making it official: our company is now Zite

Fillout remains its own product under the Zite umbrella, and will continue to benefit from improvements across our products

[Fillout @fillout]

And new in Fillout: Rich text input

Send rich text to 3rd party integrations or the new Zite rich text field 📝

[Zite @zite]

New in Zite: Rich text

Build CMSs and content-driven apps with native rich text support

- Store rich text natively in Zite Database
- Display rich text in Zite apps
- Edit rich text directly in Zite apps

[Fillout @fillout]

New in Fillout ✨ Dynamic links

Customize links based on a respondent’s answers or connected records

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New in Fillout ✨ real-time validation

Validation messages now appear as soon as a field is "unfocused", instead of only on submit

Real-time feedback makes it easier to correct fields and is better for accessibility, particularly on long forms

[Fillout @fillout]

New tutorial 💡URL parameters

Today we're breaking down pre-filling fields and passing data between forms in Fillout

https://t.co/ru8bN5sZyi

What should we cover next?

[Fillout @fillout]

This year brought a lot of updates across Fillout and Zite.

As we close out 2025, we want to thank you for trusting us with your forms, workflows and all things no-code.

We’re excited to keep making Fillout and Zite better for you in 2026.

And for now, here's a recap of the biggest launches from this year 👇

🌎 Multi-language form translations

Translate your form into multiple languages with AI. Edit translations if needed.

✨ Introducing Zite (build full-stack apps)

In April we introduced Zite, our AI app builder for creating business apps, internal tools and customer-facing portals.

✅ Quality-of-life improvements in forms

A bunch of quality-of-life improvements shipped this year:

- Bulk field operations (select multiple fields, copy/paste, mark required, set logic)
- Bulk approvals (approve/reject submissions at scale)
- Restore form versions (version history)
- Better collaboration (sharing + invite links, internal notes)
- Organization asset gallery for reusable images/logos

🗄️ Databases, built for Fillout + Zite

We launched Zite’s built-in database to act on your form and app data.

Zite database is as easy to use as a spreadsheet and as scalable as a SQL database. Build with:
- Linked records + dozens of field types
- CSV, Airtable and Google Sheet import/export
- Undo/redo
- REST API + webhooks
- Granular permissions + SOC 2 Type II

🔐 Auth + user login for Zite apps

Zite apps have built-in user and access control.

- Database-first authentication (no duplicate user records)
- Secure backend workflows + observability
- Internal-only, invite-only, or public signups
- No user limits on any tier

🤖 Agentic mode + partial file edits in Zite

Zite got smarter when working in large projects:

- Reads/changes only what’s necessary
- Partial file edits to reduce token burn and speed up iterations
- Better issue detection + automatic fixes
- Faster editor for large apps + chat pagination

💳 New Team Plan + simplified billing

We introduced an all-in-one bundle that brings Fillout Forms, Zite Apps and Databases together with unlimited seats. Plus, a unified billing + usage page to manage everything in one place.

📆 Faster scheduling forms and new integrations

Fillout Scheduling improvements:

- Microsoft Outlook scheduling integration
- Jump straight to the first month with availability
- Up to 12.5× faster scheduling links (biggest gains for multi-attendee + round robin)
- Easier host management + multiple calendar support

🔌 New form integrations and reliability improvements

We added new integrations and improved existing ones:

- n8n integration
- ClickUp integration
- Re-run failed integrations in one click

We'll be kicking off January with a launch week and can't wait to show you what's next.

Happy New Year!

The Fillout Team

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@kylehudson @GrammarHippy 🙏

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@asap_gordon 🙏 Let us know if we can help!

[Fillout @fillout]

The best no-code database for forms lives in Fillout 👇

• No per-seat pricing
• Millions of records
• Native update forms
• Granular permissions + SOC 2
• Linked records
• CSV import/export
• REST API + webhooks
• Undo/redo
• SQL speed and rate limits (50+ req/sec)

[Rino @RinodeBoer]

One of the biggest stress points in my freelance career was the first client conversation.
I always felt unprepared (because I was).
Clients often asked straight for the price, and I wanted to please them, so I gave a quick answer without truly understanding what they wanted, which often led to scope creep.

A simple client questionnaire form changed everything for me.

It gives clarity, saves me from guessing, and filters out the “quick and dirty” projects before I waste time on them.

Over the past months I’ve refined this into a clean workflow that all runs inside Fillout. From the form itself to call scheduling and even paid discovery calls. All in one platform. And I'm still on the free plan.

It even replaced my Calendly subscription.

Watch: https://t.co/0L2n8AaDQn

[Fillout @fillout]

@RinodeBoer 🙏

[Dominic Whyte @domwhyte42]

Most SaaS startups raise prices as they scale

Not because they want to. For companies that want to grow, it's usually the only option

Even if monthly churn stays flat, the absolute dollars that churn per month grows as revenue increases

Eventually it becomes impossible to add enough new customers each month to offset that loss

Companies need growth. So prices go up

You can see this very clearly in the forms space:

2013: Typeform launches completely free

2014: Paid plans arrive but the free tier stays generous

2020: The free plan drops to 100 submissions per month and 10 questions per form

Today: Just 10 submissions per month and 1 user included. For (largely) the same product

Other form tools added per-seat fees, storage caps or moved previously free features behind higher tiers. It is the standard SaaS playbook

There is really only one alternative that I know of

Instead of charging more for the same thing, expand the product surface so pricing can stay stable or even decrease. Build new products instead of shrinking old ones

This is the path we are trying to take with @fillout and @zitehq. There are downsides for sure, but it's a much more interesting and customer-friendly way to build a large business

And it is much more doable today than when Typeform started. Every developer is 10x more productive. Not just because of AI - but also open source, cloud + infra tooling, etc.