Lovable Adds Apify and Tally Connectors
LovableLovable added two new app connectors: Apify, giving apps access to web scraping and browser automation Actors, and Tally, letting apps create and update forms, fetch submissions, and manage webhooks. Both remove the need for custom backend integration work for common data-collection use cases.
Key Takeaways
- Apify connector lets apps trigger and manage web scraping and browser automation Actors directly from a Lovable app.
- Tally connector lets apps create/update forms, fetch submissions, and manage webhooks without leaving Tally as the system of record.
- Both connectors shipped in the same release, expanding Lovable's catalog into data-collection and data-extraction use cases.
- Removes the need for custom backend glue code for scraping or form-driven workflows.
- Fits common internal-tool patterns like lead lists, price monitoring, and admin dashboards built around form responses.
- Ships alongside a broader wave of new connectors (Notion, Apollo.io) in the same release window.
Two New Connectors: Apify and Tally
Two new connectors landed in Lovable's connector library. Apify lets apps run web scraping and browser automation Actors, Apify's term for its pre-built and custom scraping and automation jobs. An app can trigger Actor runs, poll their status, retrieve logs, and read structured results from datasets and key-value stores. Tally lets apps create and update forms, fetch submissions, and manage webhooks. The form itself still lives in the connected Tally workspace, so builders keep Tally's full form builder and submission dashboard while wiring it up from inside a Lovable app.
What You Can Build
The Apify connector fits apps that need structured web data without an official API: competitor-price trackers, lead lists, or content aggregation tools. The Tally connector fits apps that need form-driven data collection wired into their own dashboards, admin panels, or automated follow-up workflows.
Why It Matters
Both connectors extend what a Lovable app can do without custom API integration work, covering two patterns that come up often in internal tools and admin panels built on the platform: pulling data from the web, and collecting and processing form responses.