About This Template
The mobile-app pre-launch waitlist
Tally is the structural clone of Simply Zibra's Webflow-built waitlist — adapted for any indie-SaaS founder pre-launching a mobile-app product, particularly in fintech, personal finance, subscription management, or consumer-AI. Stark black-on-white minimalism. Inter throughout. The design's quality comes from typography and spacing discipline, not from imagery — which is exactly why it works as a template founders can fill in.
Eight sections, all standard
Split hero with an inline email form and a phone-in-hand image. 'As featured in' text-badge strip (no logo image hunt — names render as styled text). Three-step 'How it works' band with Lucide-iconed cards. Three-card 'Why' benefit grid with concrete copy. Three-icon security strip. FAQ accordion with 5 real questions. Closing CTA band with the form repeated. Minimal footer with address + legal.
Newsletter-signup conversion
Same form mechanics as every Sitelas waitlist. The inbox is authoritative; outbound destinations (Mailchimp / ConvertKit / Beehiiv via Nango, or Google Sheets) fan out automatically. Connect at /dashboard/sites/<sub>/integrations once the audience is real.
Launch in 8 Steps
Swap product name (Tally) and one-line pitch in the hero
Replace the phone-in-hand image with your real mobile mockup (or a brand-relevant Unsplash if your product isn't ready to screenshot)
Rewrite the 'As featured in' badges with your real press or remove the section
Rewrite the 3 'How it works' steps to your product's real flow
Rewrite the 3 'Why' cards to your product's real benefits
Edit the 5 FAQ items to your product's real common questions
Update the address, founder line, and legal info in the footer
Wire the waitlist form to your email tool at /dashboard/sites/<sub>/integrations
Tally
Mobile-app pre-launch waitlist cloned from the Simply Zibra (simplyzibra.com.au) structural pattern. Stark black-on-white minimalism, Inter throughout, single-page broadsheet with 8 sections: split hero (text-left + phone-in-hand image right) → featured-in text-badge strip → 'how it works' 3-step → 'why' 3-benefit grid → 3-icon security strip → FAQ accordion → closing CTA band → minimal footer. Conversion goal newsletter-signup; integrations form. Distinct from slate (dark / mono / dev-tools) — tally is the LIGHT / consumer-mobile-app waitlist register for fintech-adjacent or personal-finance pre-launch products.
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