Feature

An audio form builder that turns talking into structured answers.

Build an Ask, send one link per person, and get back a question-by-question record of what they said — transcribed, laid out, and ready to use.

How it works

From a spoken answer to a written one, in four steps.

  1. 01

    Record

    The person answering talks, one question at a time. No app, no account — the recorder runs in the browser they already have open.

  2. 02

    Save as they go

    Audio is written to the device every few seconds before it is ever uploaded. Drop the connection or close the tab and the answer is salvaged, not lost.

  3. 03

    Transcribe

    Once the recording lands, it is transcribed automatically and tied to the exact question it answers — not dumped into one long block of text.

  4. 04

    Write it up

    Every answer is laid out against its question, with a written summary alongside the transcript, ready to read or export to a Google Doc.

Why it holds up

Built around not losing the answer.

Most of the engineering here has nothing to do with AI. It is about a person talking for four minutes on a phone with a flaky signal, and making sure every second of that reaches you anyway. The audio is durable before it is ever smart — transcription and the written summary happen after the harder problem is already solved.

Stop reading half-finished text forms.