a new kind of form

Forms that interview your respondents.

Add follow-up probes to any field. Share one URL — respondents fill it in the browser, or hand it to their AI. You get signal, not “fine.”

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60 seconds to create · 10 seconds to fill · free while we build

Sprint 24 Retro

@acme

What slowed you down?*

Waited on the payments API.

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Go deeper:How many days did it block you?What would have prevented the delay?

What should we change?

Start API conversations a sprint earlier. The Postman collection should live in the team channel, not a private doc.

the problem

Regular forms accept thin answers.

Same form, same person. The difference: follow-up probes — and context from what they actually did this week.

Sprint 24 Retrowithout probes

What went well?

Fine.

What slowed you down?

Nothing major.

What should we change?

Not sure.

Rate the sprint

Shoutouts

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30 seconds. Nothing you can act on.

Sprint 24 Retrowith probes

What went well?

Shipped the auth migration Tuesday, zero rollbacks. Reused 4 components from the new library — saved a full day.

What slowed you down?

Waited 3 days for the payments API spec. Staging was down Tuesday afternoon — third time this month.

What should we change?

Start API dependency conversations a sprint earlier. Put the Postman collection in the team channel, not a private doc.

Rate the sprint

4 / 5 — good output, but the staging outage cost us the address validation feature.

Shoutouts

Maya caught an edge case with expired cards during pairing. Devops fixed staging same-day.

Probes nudged them to expand. Richer answers, same person.

how it works

Four steps. One minute of your time.

1you

You create

Pick a template or start blank. Add probes to the fields that matter.

2you

You share

One URL — Slack, email, a doc, or a chat with their AI.

3them

They answer

Probes nudge shallow answers deeper. No more “looks fine.”

3AI

Their AI does

Agents see JSON, read the probes, draft thorough answers. 10 seconds.

4you

You get signal

Specific, actionable responses — ready to act on.

the difference

The form does the interviewing.

Your form asks follow-ups.

Add probes to any field. When someone gives a one-word answer, the form nudges them — "How many days did that block you?" You write the probes once. They fire every time.

depth

60 seconds to create. 10 to fill.

Pick a template or start blank. Your form is live in a minute. Probes guide people through quickly. Agents fill the same form in 10 seconds flat.

speed

One URL, two interfaces.

Browsers see a clean form. Agents see structured JSON with probes and field metadata. No SDK, no plugin. Hand it off — it just works.

dual interface

works for

Any form where shallow answers cost you.

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the shift

Forms haven’t changed since 2003. People have.

Every form tool optimized the creator’s experience — prettier editors, more templates, drag-and-drop. Nobody fixed the response. People still stare at blank textareas and type “fine” because the form never pushes back.

Pluck fixes the response. Follow-up probes nudge shallow answers deeper. And when respondents hand the URL to their AI, it drafts answers from real context — PRs, tickets, Slack threads — in 10 seconds. One URL, two interfaces. The form does the interviewing so you don’t have to.

Forms that interview your respondents.

Regular forms accept thin answers.

Four steps. One minute of your time.

The form does the interviewing.

Your form asks follow-ups.

60 seconds to create. 10 to fill.

One URL, two interfaces.

Any form where shallow answers cost you.

Forms haven’t changed since 2003. People have.

Make your first form.