Launching today
unquestion
The form that asks like a person
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The form that asks like a person
22 followers
Static forms get abandoned. Unquestion runs an AI conversation instead: it adapts, digs deeper with follow-ups, and keeps people answering to the end. You get clean, structured data in tables, not transcripts.
Hello Product Hunt 👋
Forms haven't changed much since 2005. The way people talk online has. People hit a wall of fields, bail halfway, and you never learn why. We didn't want to be stuck between a static form and an AI agent that might not get the exact answers we need. So we built unquestion.
Unquestion replaces your form with an AI that actually has a conversation. Instead of a static page of inputs, your visitor gets a friendly back-and-forth that adapts to every answer, and you get clean, structured data on the other side. Not a messy chat log. Actual columns you can use.
Here's what's happening under the hood:
You build it like a flow, no code. Drag-and-drop nodes, questions, statements, and booking links. Each question takes free text, choice buttons, or both.
The AI runs it, not a rigid decision tree. It reads each answer, decides if it's good enough, asks a smart follow-up when it isn't, and routes based on what people say ("interested → jump to demo booking"). You can set rules in plain English, like "must give full name", and it enforces them mid-conversation.
Messy input → structured output. It extracts the exact answer per question and auto-tags responses, so you get a clean table and one-click CSV, not transcripts to comb through.
It speaks any language and matches your brand with multiple themes and fonts to choose from.
Share it however you want. Embed it on a page or send it as a single link.
Try it free today 🎉
Use voucher code PH250 to get 250 free credits.
We'd love your feedback! Drop a comment below or reach us anytime at hello@unquestion.ai
Love the idea behind it! Do you see unquestion as a competitor to the google forms??
Also how do you balance asking enough follow-up questions without making the conversation feel too long???