Hey Product Hunt 👋

I built Sculptform because I kept running into the same frustrating pattern. I'd have what I needed: meeting notes, a half-written brief, and a voice memo I'd recorded while walking, and I'd still spend an afternoon rewriting it into a form someone could actually fill out.

Every AI form tool I tried wanted a clean brief. "Give me a sentence," it would say, "and I'll generate the form." But the sentence was the hard part. The reason I was reaching for the tool was that I had messy input, not clean input.

So I built the thing I wanted:

Hand over any mix of sources: notes, documents, voice memos, and even ones that contradict each other.
Sculptform reads them together and reconciles them into one coherent form.
It shows you every judgement call it made along the way, which questions it combined, which contradictions it noticed, and how it resolved them. Nothing hidden.

A few things I'm quietly proud of:

Branching that respects you. Conditional flows work for respondents, and the analytics respect them. No more "percentage" numbers that quietly include people who were never shown the question.

Respondents never sign up. Share a link; they fill the form; done. A form you can't share is a form that doesn't exist.

Everything shippable. File uploads, deadlines, close when full, rich link previews, response analytics, CSV export, and light and dark modes. A product, not a prototype.

Try it with the ugliest brief: you have a Slack thread you dumped into a doc, a half-written spec, or a transcript. See whether it comes back readable.

And tell me where it breaks. I'm here all day, answering comments and fixing bugs in real time.

→ https://www.sculptform.live