Forms and surveys
Not everything happens live.
The same question types that run on a big screen also work as a link you send. Collect answers over days instead of minutes, branch on what people say, and export the lot when you are done.
Conditional logic, so nobody answers a question meant for someone else
Show or hide fields based on earlier answers. A form that adapts is shorter for every individual person, and short forms get finished.
Branch on an answer
Ask whether they shipped a project, and only the people who say yes are asked for a repo link. Everyone else moves on.
Keep it short per person
A twenty question form that asks any one person six questions reads as a six question form, which is the number that matters.
One builder, both surfaces
Forms use the same field types as live activities, so a question you wrote for a session can become a form without being rewritten.
Four layouts, because form length is not the only variable
Single page
Everything at once. Best for short forms where seeing the whole thing is what convinces someone it will not take long.
Multistep
Grouped into steps with a progress bar. Best for longer forms, because a visible end reduces the number of people who stop halfway.
Card
One card at a time with the rest out of view. Best when questions need room to breathe or carry a lot of explanation.
Conversational
One question at a time, in sequence. Best on a phone, and the layout conditional logic feels most natural in.
Questions people ask about forms
Do respondents need an account?
Can I use my own branding?
How do I get the responses out?
Can a form and a live session share questions?
Is there an API?
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