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New: ioZen Changelog 🚢 * Contact import wizard ✅ * Public API v1 + docs + webhooks ✅ RSS included: iozen.ai/changelog/ What should we ship next? 👇 #SaaS #BuildInPublic #ProductUpdates

forms are dead. we're going to Web Summit Vancouver to prove it. 🇨🇦 booth details dropping soon #WebSummitVancouver

New in ioZen: geolocation field. Respondent taps Share Location. Coordinates land in the submission with a map preview. No API keys. No extra billing. Works on Free. Built for inspections, field service, proof of visit. iozen.ai

We just shipped AI lead scoring inside ioZen. Every submission gets scored automatically. You define the dimensions. Hot/Warm/Cold for sales. Urgent/Normal/Low for support. Your team opens the board and already knows who to call first. iozen.ai

One unified contacts view. Every lead from every FlowApp and IntakeBot, in one place. iozen.ai

Every answer saved the moment it's typed. So when someone stops halfway, you still have everything they told you. Partial submissions. Full insight. iozen.ai

Branching logic. AI per question. Process board routing. Built for the people who've outgrown Google Forms and Sheets. iozen.ai, free to start.

Law firms aren't just tired of slow intake. They're losing clients at the form. Someone searches at 11pm, finds your site, sees a form, closes the tab. The competitor who gets them isn't better at law. Just easier to talk to.

Your contact form is losing leads before your team ever sees them. ioZen replaces it with a conversation that qualifies, routes, and captures every answer, even when someone stops halfway. iozen.ai

@CSDevAr @josewebdesigner @natmiletic @alexander_ncc @mgaak1dev @realniendoo @iansvo @FormidableForms @iozenai I believe there’s a better way than forms for many use cases. We redesigned ioZen’s onboarding around intake bots, and the experience feels far more natural. We rolled it out less than a week ago and already doubled completion rates.

@josewebdesigner @CSDevAr @natmiletic @alexander_ncc @mgaak1dev @realniendoo @iansvo @FormidableForms @iozenai That’s fair. There’s a difference between collecting intent and completing a formal action. The first often works better as a conversation. The second still needs a structured form, but let’s be honest, forms rarely feel enjoyable.

@TheJeremyHaynes @typeform We released exactly this in ioZen. AI can review submissions, score intent, enrich them, and help route leads automatically.

Unsure why @typeform hasn’t added the AI analysis review for lead scoring that Sales Kick has It’s amazing to have for higher intent leads being sent back to the pixel based on short form & long form answers being reviewed & then scored by AI Happy boy so far with this test

@brillaas Typeform -> Calendly is solid. But conversational intake -> Calendly works even better. Less friction, better context, better qualification.

STOP obsessing over the “perfect” funnel, it’s really not complicated 1. Make ads that speak to the pains, situations, and outcomes of your ideal customer 2. Create a contextual landing page that is 100% congruent with the ads. 3. Create a VSL that explains your offer. First 60-180 seconds to push the call 4. Use Typeform -> Calendly for applications. 3-5 questions MAX. Add more questions for friction if you’re getting shit leads 5. Create a confirmation page with videos that answer questions, handle objections, and build trust 6. Text your leads, “Hey, it’s Brilliance”. Then dial them. Send a selfie video or voice note after. Send resources and personalized assets 7. Create an educational email sequence. 9-16 emails spread out over 72 hours 8. Close 20 - 30% of calls. This is what you realistically need to take someone from not knowing who you are to considering handing you their money

We built ioZen to replace rigid forms with conversations. Last week we replaced ioZen's own builder with a conversation. Describe your intake flow. AI builds it. No drag-and-drop, no field-by-field config. The product ate its own philosophy.

@CSDevAr @natmiletic @alexander_ncc @mgaak1dev @realniendoo @iansvo @josewebdesigner @FormidableForms @iozenai Totally. We discovered that replacing rigid forms with AI conversations can improve completion rates and make the whole experience feel a lot better for users.

@opeawo Not exactly the same, but very aligned on the core insight: people respond better to conversations than forms. We’re taking that approach to intake with ioZen.

Startup Idea: AI-Native Yelp, a Voice-First, Conversational Feedback Platform Stop collecting surveys. Start having conversations. Elevator Pitch: Replaces tedious feedback forms with a 60-second voice conversation. Customers scan a QR code, speak their mind, and are done. Transcribes, analyzes sentiment, and delivers actionable insights to businesses in real-time. Acquires customers for free by building a public review layer that businesses can't ignore. Business Model & GTM Strategy The core innovation is using a Product-Led Growth (PLG) flywheel powered by your voice AI. The Product: SaaS platform for business- Freemium Model GTM: Find a wedge (some specific type of vertical where this matters most) else you might find yourself competing with Google on the long run.

@4thWaveStevie @elemntor @fabrodelamaza For simple cases, probably not. For higher conversion flows, I’d start looking beyond forms and into conversational intake.

Am I missing something... @elemntor forms means I don't need a forms plugin anymore... it's super capable. Maybe @fabrodelamaza will know! It tracks submissions... has multistep... looks awesome.

@Brennan_designs @martomads Looks great. Clean multi-step forms are definitely better, but I still think conversations are the next step.

@martomads Love clean multistep forms. You nailed it🔥

Playing a bit with custom multi-step forms in Framer for my new wellness/fitness coaching template

@ThePeterMick @MajorBaguette Same. That’s why we built ioZen. It replaces forms with AI conversations people actually complete.

@MajorBaguette Too many fields I hate forms

What kills your form completion rate the most?

Field-level attribution. No developer required. Connect your ad data to individual submissions. Know exactly which campaigns convert. iozen.ai

An agency set up field-level attribution in 20 minutes. No developer. They'd wanted it for years. It always required engineering time to configure. The best features aren't the most impressive ones. They're the ones that unlock things people already wanted to do.