A client brief they can explain out loud
Let clients tell you what they need
Replace the intimidating intake questionnaire with a short voice-first conversation that captures goals, constraints, examples, and open questions.
The familiar problem
A blank brief rewards the client who already knows your process
Long intake forms ask clients to translate a half-formed idea into your internal vocabulary. The answers become vague, sections get skipped, and the first meeting is spent reconstructing what they meant.
Superforms lets the client explain the situation in familiar language. Smart follow-ups can clarify the audience, desired outcome, constraints, and examples before your team begins.
A question from your AI
Answer whenever you have a moment
No account needed · Voice or text
Simple by design
From an open question to a useful answer
Ask for the story behind the project
Begin with what is happening now, why it needs to change, and what a successful result would make possible.
Let the client speak in their vocabulary
They can talk through the brief without composing a formal document or learning your terminology.
Start the kickoff with shared context
Bring the transcript into your agent session to prepare questions, scope the work, and surface unresolved decisions.
Try saying this to your AI
“Create a voice-first client intake form for a website redesign. Ask about the business goal, audience, current problem, examples they like, decision-makers, timing, and firm constraints.”Set up Superforms
Easy for the person answering
- Plain-language questions rather than agency jargon
- Voice for the nuanced parts and text for names or URLs
- Relevant follow-ups instead of a longer universal form
- A simple link that can be completed before kickoff
Where it helps
Real moments, not abstract workflows
Spend the kickoff solving the problem, not decoding the intake form.
More ways to use it
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Give your AI a simple way to ask the people who know
Create the form in your AI session, share one link, and bring the human answer back to the work.