Tally API
The Tally API is in open beta!
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The makes it easy to query onchain data about Governor DAOs. List Governors, onchain proposals, and accounts with delegations. Use the API to build notifications, dig into voter data or build governance right into your game or app.
Whether you're a developer, a data enthusiast, or an organization aiming to integrate governance into your platform, the Tally API is designed with you in mind.
Interested in learning more? Email to set up a chat with our team!
Comprehensive Data Access: Dive deep into the world of Governor DAOs. From listing Governors to exploring on-chain proposals and accounts with delegations, we've got you covered.
Versatility: Dreaming of building a notification system for DAO proposals? Or perhaps integrating governance mechanics into your next big game? The Tally API supports a myriad of applications.
Ease of Use: With our GraphQL-based API, you only request the data you need. Plus, with GraphQL's self-documenting nature, you'll find it a breeze to navigate and understand our API's capabilities.
Robust Support: Our community and support channels are always ready to assist. Whether you're just getting started or need advanced technical support, we're here for you in our Discord.
To get started, you'll need an API key. Sign in to Tally. On your , see the "Tally API" section. Generate an API key, and keep it somewhere safe.
You'll need to include that API key as an HTTP header with every request, i.e. {"Api-Key": "YOUR_KEY_HERE"}
Note that the playground also includes undocumented endpoints. Using them is not recommended for production apps, because they are subject to change without notice.
To get started quickly, check out the . This simple React app uses Tally's API to list DAOs and their proposals.
The public API is documented on . The API is a graphql API lets you request exactly the data you need.
One big advantage of graphql is that it's self-documenting. Check out the . You'll need to add your API key in the "Request Headers" section, like this: {"Api-key": "YOUR_KEY_HERE"}
Free Tally API keys are rate-limited to ~1 request per second. If you'd like to switch to the paid tier to increase your rate limit, reach out on the .
