Experiences captured in the moment
Capture what happened while it’s still fresh
Use short voice diary entries to understand routines, frustrations, and decisions as people experience them—not days later in a recall interview.
The familiar problem
Memory smooths over the small moments that explain behavior
By the time someone joins a research interview, the workarounds and tiny decisions from Tuesday have blended into a general impression. Those ordinary moments are often where the useful insight lives.
A voice diary gives participants a low-friction way to describe an experience close to when it happens, while Superforms keeps each entry connected to the study.
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
Choose a moment worth capturing
Define a specific trigger, such as finishing a task, encountering a delay, or making a purchase decision.
Invite a short entry in the moment
Participants open the same link and talk through what happened, what they did, and how it felt.
Use entries to guide deeper research
Review the transcripts over time, identify recurring moments, and bring the strongest examples into follow-up interviews.
Try saying this to your AI
“Create a voice diary for people trying our budgeting app for one week. Ask what they were trying to do, what happened, and what they did next. Keep every entry short and easy to complete on a phone.”Set up Superforms
Easy for the person answering
- A repeatable prompt tied to a real-life moment
- A quick spoken entry instead of a long written journal
- The option to type when speaking is not appropriate
- Clear expectations about frequency and privacy
Where it helps
Real moments, not abstract workflows
Understand the experience people had, not only the version they remember later.
More ways to use it
More forms people can answer out loud
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.