Voice forms by Superforms
Forms people can answer by talking
Ask the question, share one link, and let people speak naturally. Whisper turns the answer into text, and Superforms brings it back to your AI.
Why voice helps
Some answers are easier to say than compose
Voice works best when the answer is a story, a reaction, an explanation, or a moment someone wants to capture before it fades. It removes the pressure to turn an experience into a polished paragraph.
- People can answer from a phone without typing a long response
- Whisper transcription makes spoken feedback searchable and readable
- Smart follow-ups can clarify the useful part without lengthening every form
- Text remains available when speaking is inconvenient or exact details matter
Suggest a feature
Tell us what would make the product better
Listening… speak naturally
Voice or text · No account needed
Form combinations
Combine voice with the structure the answer needs
A useful voice form is not voice-only. The best format depends on whether you need a story, consistent coverage, an exact detail, or a team handoff.
One voice question + a smart follow-up
Start with the question that matters. If the answer is still vague, ask one relevant question about the example, cause, or desired outcome.
A short script + voice answers
Use a few consistent questions when every response needs to cover the same ground, while still letting people answer naturally.
Voice for the story + text for exact details
Let people talk through the experience, then type information that is easier to copy precisely, such as a URL, name, or error message.
A reusable link + repeated voice entries
Keep the same form open for ongoing feedback, research diaries, feature suggestions, or recurring team reflections.
A voice response + delivery to Slack
Transcribe the response, bundle the original questions and answers, and send a coherent update to the product or research channel.
Voice form ideas
Start with a moment people already want to explain
Feedback people can say out loud
Let customers say more than they’d type
Give customers a microphone instead of another empty text box. They can talk naturally, and you get a clear transcript with the detail behind their opinion.
Explore this formCustomer stories in their own words
Collect testimonials that sound like real people
Invite customers to talk through what changed, what surprised them, and what they would tell someone considering your product.
Explore this formExperiences 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.
Explore this formA 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.
Explore this formAsync reflection without the paperwork
Make team debriefs easier to contribute to
Let teammates talk through what worked, what felt difficult, and what should change before the details disappear into the next project.
Explore this formThe real reason behind the decision
Hear why the deal was won—or lost
Ask buyers what shaped their decision while the evaluation is still recent, without scheduling a formal interview for every opportunity.
Explore this formFeedback before the moment fades
Capture reactions before people leave
Share a QR code or link while the session, workshop, tour, or community event is still fresh and let attendees answer by talking.
Explore this formA suggestion box people can talk to
Let users explain the feature they wish existed
Users speak the idea, voice transcription turns it into text, and a focused follow-up captures the problem, workaround, and outcome your product team needs.
Explore this formTry a “Suggest a feature” form
“Create a voice-first feature-request form. Ask for the idea, the problem behind it, the current workaround, and what a good outcome would look like.”See the complete workflow
Designed for a clean Slack handoff
Responses are saved and available to the owning agent today. Slack channel delivery is the planned next destination: one coherent question-and-answer bundle per completed response, not a noisy message for every follow-up.
Slack delivery plannedAsk the question people would rather answer out loud
Create it from your AI session, share one normal link, and get the transcribed response back where you work.