Kollect turns boring forms into real-time AI conversations. Users speak naturally, AI listens and dynamically guides the survey. You can even create forms by simply describing them.
I built Kollect because forms haven’t really evolved. They’re static, rigid, and often frustrating. So I created a conversational alternative.
Kollect turns forms into real-time AI conversations. Instead of typing, you speak. The AI listens, understands, and dynamically guides the survey. You can even generate forms just by describing them.
It’s fully open source, and I’d genuinely love your feedback 🙌
When someone already has forms living in Typeform/Tally/Jotform/Google Forms, what’s the clearest “switching wedge” for Kollect—do you plan to support importing/migration, and what would make a team confident enough to replace an existing form flow?
Hey there!! Congrats on your launch :)
We just shipped something yesterday, it's an embeddable voice/video messaging widget that lets site visitors leave natural voice notes/messages right on your page and I gotta say that it feels super complementary to Kollect!!
Quick questions since I'm deep in voice AI integrations and real-time interactions these days ahahah :
How does the AI handle dynamic guidance in real-time? Like, does it branch logic based on answers (e.g., skip/follow-up questions), detect sentiment/hesitation, or clarify ambiguities on the fly? Any favorite examples of how it reduces abandonment vs. traditional forms?
Does it pull from natural language to auto-create questions, logic, validations? How accurate has it been for complex/multi-step surveys, and do users get to iterate visually after generation?
Is it handling accents/multiple languages out the gate? Any cool privacy features (e.g., on-device processing options, no audio storage) since voice data is sensitive?
I'd love to chat about your product and ours so we can help each other out!
Let me know if you're open to it :)
Hey Admildo, that line about forms being static, rigid, and frustrating is spot on. Was there a specific form you had to fill out or build where you just thought why does this feel like it was designed in 2005?
@admildo_manuel That's cool, congratulations on the launch. I just want to ask you if there is something to analyze the answers or not.
