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Fillout

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Fillout

@fillout

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

Joined August 2022

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Zite
@zite
May 14
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,
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Dominic Whyte
@domwhyte42
May 14
Excited for this launch! The first agent I've seen that can run custom backend workflows, verifiable without needing to read/write code
Zite
@zite
May 14
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,
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Dominic Whyte
@domwhyte42
Apr 21
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
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Fillout
@fillout
Mar 27
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
Mar 27
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
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Fillout
@fillout
Mar 9
And introducing the new Fillout brand, now under the @zite umbrella
Dominic Whyte
@domwhyte42
Mar 9
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
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Fillout
@fillout
Mar 6
And new in Fillout: Rich text input Send rich text to 3rd party integrations or the new Zite rich text field 📝
Zite
@zite
Mar 6
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
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Fillout
@fillout
Jan 30
New in Fillout ✨ Dynamic links Customize links based on a respondent’s answers or connected records
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Fillout
@fillout
Jan 23
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
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Fillout
@fillout
Jan 20
New tutorial 💡URL parameters Today we're breaking down pre-filling fields and passing data between forms in Fillout youtube.com/watch?v=3mK2AG… What should we cover next?
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Fillout
@fillout
Dec 31, 2025
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
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Fillout
@fillout
Nov 20, 2025
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)
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Rino
@RinodeBoer
Nov 19, 2025
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,
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Dominic Whyte
@domwhyte42
Nov 14, 2025
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
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