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Ask one thing at a time

Long forms feel like paperwork. A conversation feels easier, so more people reach the end.

No code. No card needed.

A form that talks first

Instead of showing every field at once, the form greets the visitor and asks a single question. Each answer decides what comes next.

What you can do with it

Use the same format for many jobs.

  • Capture leads and qualify them as they answer
  • Run short surveys and feedback checks
  • Take bookings and payments
  • Branch to different questions based on replies

Why it works for visitors

  • Less to read

    Only the current question is on screen.

  • Instant checks

    A mistyped email is caught right away.

  • Feels personal

    Answers can be quoted back in later messages.

Three ways to publish

One form, three formats. Pick whichever fits the page.

  • Widget

    A small chat bubble in the corner of your site that opens on click or after a delay.

  • Link

    A standalone page with its own address, handy for emails, social posts and campaigns.

  • Embed

    Drop the form into the body of a page, such as a landing page or a contact section.

Go live in three steps

  1. 01

    Create the form

    Describe what you need and let the AI draft it, pick a template, or start from a blank page.

  2. 02

    Add it to your site

    Paste one snippet into your page, or share the form link.

  3. 03

    Receive responses

    Get an email for every response and review them in the dashboard or send them on to your tools.

Connect the tools you use

Send responses where your team already works. Use the native connectors, or a webhook for anything else.

  • HubSpot
  • Mailchimp
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Calendar
  • Meta Pixel
  • Google Analytics
  • Zapier
  • Webhooks

Common questions

A form presented as a chat. It asks one question at a time and reacts to the answers.

A normal form shows all fields together. A conversational form reveals them gradually and can skip questions that do not apply.

No. You build it in the editor and paste a snippet to publish.

As a widget, a standalone page, or embedded inside a page.

Yes, in the dashboard, by email, and through webhooks or connectors.

Need more help? contact us.

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