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Lindy’s routines and plans next to TulipFarm

Routines, memory files, Slack guardrails and 1,500+ integrations, cited from Lindy’s pages, compared with TulipFarm’s tables and visual workflows.

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Feature comparison

Lindy’s column comes from its own site and docs. “Not published” means Lindy doesn’t say, not that the feature is missing.

Feature comparison
FeatureTulipFarmLindy
Workspace and data
Built-in tables for business recordsYesField rules reject bad values before they saveNot publishedMemory is a set of files
Import CSV or XLSX into a tableYesNot published
Files the team sharesYesShared files and projectsYesTeam files with version history
Company knowledge that agents searchYesSearches projects and filesYesPersonal, team and system memory; owners and admins edit team memory
Agents
Saved agents with reusable skillsYesPartialOne teammate with personal and team skills, in early access
Agents on a scheduleYesUp to once an hourYesDaily, weekly or monthly routines
Run codePartialJavaScript or Python in a workflow stepPartialA personal routine can run as a Python script
Agents use a web browserNoSearches and reads the web; no browserYesComputer use on Pro and Max
Automation and approvals
Workflow editorYesOne trigger, then ordered stepsNot publishedRoutines are written as prompts
Event triggersYesWebhooks and schedulesPartialNew email, Slack message, calendar event or meeting end
Approval before an action runsYesShows the exact changePartialPer integration, in shared Slack threads only
Runs resume after a restart without repeating finished stepsYesNot published
Integrations
Built-in app connectionsPartialSlack, GitHub, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence and TrelloYes1,500+ on its site; 1,000+ in its docs
Custom MCP serversPartialA manager reviews and enables each toolYes
Agents in SlackYesMention an agent in a channel; access is granted per channelYesLindy works in Slack threads and DMs
Security and deployment
SSO and SCIMNoSign in with Google or an email linkYesEnterprise plan
Audit logsPartialRecords who changed memberships; no audit exportYesEnterprise plan
SOC 2 Type IINoYesAlso lists HIPAA, GDPR and PIPEDA
Personal chats hidden from adminsYesNot published
Run in your own cloudPartialOpen source (AGPL v3.0); self-hosting is unsupportedNot published

Pricing

Lindy’s docs name Plus, Pro and Max plans that its pricing page doesn’t. Lindy prices checked on 21 October 2026.

TulipFarm

$50 free

In credits on your first signup. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page.

Lindy

$49.99 a month

For Team, per user, with 5,000 pooled credits a month. Extra credits cost $10 per 1,000.

lindy.ai/pricing

Where TulipFarm differs

Three differences that show up when a team shares one order job, each with a note on how Lindy handles it.

  • Your team’s records live in built-in tables

    TulipFarm

    Orders sit in a table everyone shares. Field rules reject a value that isn’t on the list.

    See Tables

    How Lindy handles it

    Lindy remembers things in memory files. Its docs don’t describe tables for business records.

    docs.lindy.ai/teammate/memory

  • Approval wherever the agent runs

    TulipFarm

    On actions you pick, the agent shows the exact email or change and waits for an OK, in chat or in a workflow.

    See Agents

    How Lindy handles it

    Guardrails apply in shared Slack threads. Web app chat, Slack DMs, iMessage and SMS aren’t covered.

    docs.lindy.ai/integrations/overview

  • Workflows you can see step by step

    TulipFarm

    Build steps in a visual builder. A run waits up to 30 days for a reply and resumes after a restart.

    See Workflows

    How Lindy handles it

    A routine is a trigger, a prompt and a destination. Lindy rereads the instructions on every run.

    docs.lindy.ai/teammate/routines

When to stay with Lindy

Lindy is the better choice if any of these sound like your team.

You want a personal assistant for your inbox
Lindy sorts email, books meetings, records calls and follows up for each person.
You reach your assistant by text or phone
Lindy works in Slack, iMessage and SMS, and it can take and make phone calls for you.
You need more apps or a browser
Lindy lists 1,500+ integrations, and computer use on its Pro and Max plans.
You need SOC 2, HIPAA or SSO today
Lindy has SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA, and SSO, SCIM and audit logs on Enterprise.

Switching from Lindy

TulipFarm can’t import Lindy routines or memory. Move one job at a time and keep Lindy running until you’re happy with the result.

  1. Pick one team routine

    Choose a routine the whole team relies on, such as a weekly order follow-up.

  2. Put its records in a table

    Export the orders or contacts it tracks as CSV or XLSX, then import them into a TulipFarm table.

  3. Turn the prompt into a skill

    Paste the routine’s instructions into a TulipFarm skill and choose which actions need approval.

  4. Run both, then switch

    Run both for one cycle and compare the results. Your first signup includes $50 in free credits.

Questions about TulipFarm and Lindy

Is TulipFarm a Lindy alternative?

Yes, for teams that share records and workflows, rather than each person wanting their own assistant. TulipFarm stores orders and clients in built-in tables, and for the actions you choose, an agent shows the exact change before a person approves it. Lindy focuses on email, calendar and meetings.

What is the main difference between TulipFarm and Lindy?

Lindy is an AI teammate that works in your inbox, calendar and Slack, and remembers things in memory files. TulipFarm is a shared workspace: tables, files, projects, agents and workflows the team uses together, with approval on the actions you pick.

Can TulipFarm do everything Lindy can?

No. Lindy manages inboxes, records meetings, works over iMessage and SMS, connects to far more apps, can use a computer on some plans, and has SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA. TulipFarm has built-in tables with field rules, a visual workflow builder, and runs that resume after a restart.

Does Lindy ask before it acts?

Sometimes. Lindy lets you set each integration to Always allow, Require approval or Don’t offer. Its docs say these guardrails apply in shared Slack threads, and that web app chat, Slack DMs, iMessage and SMS aren’t covered. In TulipFarm, the actions you choose wait for approval wherever the agent runs.

When should I just use Lindy?

Choose Lindy if you mainly want help with your own email, calendar and meetings, or you reach your assistant by text or phone. It’s also the better fit if you need SOC 2, HIPAA or SSO today.

Can I move my Lindy routines to TulipFarm?

Not automatically. Rebuild one routine at a time: export the records it tracks as CSV or XLSX and import them into a table, paste its instructions into a TulipFarm skill, and run both until you trust the result.

How much does TulipFarm cost compared with Lindy?

Your first TulipFarm Cloud signup includes $50 in free credits. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page to ask for more credits or apply for student, NGO or startup support. Lindy’s Team plan starts at $49.99 a month per user with 5,000 pooled credits, and its free trial gives $50 in credits for 7 days. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Does TulipFarm work with Gmail and Google Calendar like Lindy?

Yes. Each person can connect their own Google account for Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets and Slides. Reading needs no approval; any change in Google waits until a person approves the exact request. A workspace can also connect Slack and GitHub.

Try one Lindy routine in TulipFarm.

Sign up for TulipFarm Cloud and rebuild the routine your team relies on most. The research preview is open to everyone, and your first signup includes $50 in free credits.

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Last reviewed 20 October 2026.