Request Forms

Most 'AI form builders' are a template gallery with a chat box stapled on: you get a generic contact form and still spend twenty minutes fixing fields. Request Forms is closer to the version people actually want. You describe how the form should work in plain language — 'a catering enquiry form that asks for headcount, dietary requirements and event date, and shows a budget question only if headcount is over fifty' — and an AI agent builds a real form you can publish and share. The important word is real: the output is not a static mockup but an editable form, and there is a visual editor for adjusting fields, logic and layout afterwards, so the AI handles the tedious first draft and you keep control of the final one. The pricing is unusually generous for the category: unlimited forms and unlimited responses on the free plan, which puts pressure on incumbents that gate response counts behind tiers. That makes it a sensible default for freelancers, small businesses and anyone who needs a working intake form today without a procurement conversation. The realistic caveats: complex conditional logic still benefits from a human pass in the editor, and teams with deep CRM or compliance requirements will want to check integrations before standardising on it. For the core job — describe a form, get a form — it delivers quickly.