Tally Office Hours #6 is a live Google Meet Q&A with Tally co-founders Marie Martens and Filip Minev on 17 September 2026, from 2–3pm UTC.
If you are building with Tally Forms and need advice directly from the people behind the product, this virtual office-hours session offers a focused opportunity to get your questions answered. Bring along a difficult form-building problem, ask about a new feature, share product feedback or explore anything else related to using Tally.
An open, question-led session
There is no fixed agenda or formal presentation. Instead, attendees shape the conversation by bringing the questions and challenges that matter to them. The session is designed around an open “ask us anything” format, giving Tally users direct access to the team in a personal online setting.
Useful subjects to bring to the session include:
Questions about creating or improving forms with Tally
Help thinking through a particularly complex form
Clarification about new or unfamiliar product features
Feedback based on your own experience using the platform
Ideas or observations you would like to discuss with Tally’s founders
The hosts describe the office hours as a space to help, listen, learn and build together. That makes it relevant both to people working through an immediate practical problem and to established Tally users who want to contribute thoughtful product feedback. No specific experience level is listed; the important thing is to arrive with a question, challenge or insight to share.
Meet Tally’s co-founders
The conversation will be hosted by Tally co-founders Marie Martens and Filip Minev. Their direct involvement is the defining feature of the event: rather than submitting a support request or watching a pre-recorded tutorial, participants can discuss their needs live with the founders. You can also learn more about the organiser on the Tally website.
The event runs online via Google Meet from 2:00pm to 3:00pm UTC. Seats are deliberately limited to keep the discussion personal and focused, and registration is subject to host approval. Request your place early if you have a form, feature question or piece of feedback you would like the founders to consider.
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