Can I vibe code Typeform?
Conversational forms that ask one question at a time.
A form is inputs plus somewhere to store answers, and Typeform's twist — one question per screen with smooth transitions — is a design pattern, not a moat. You can build the conversational flow, branching logic, and a results view in a weekend, often a single sitting for the common case. What you give up is the polished builder, the template gallery, and dozens of native integrations. For your own forms, the trade is easily worth it.
Build me a conversational form tool like Typeform. Define a form in a schema file (ordered questions with type, label, required, options, and optional branching rules) and render it one question per screen with smooth transitions, keyboard navigation (Enter to advance), and a progress bar. Support conditional logic that jumps to different questions based on answers, client and server validation, and a thank-you screen. On submit, store the response in a database and email me the answers, with a password-protected /responses page that lists submissions and exports CSV. Use Next.js App Router with a hosted Postgres, keep the schema the single source of truth, and deploy to Vercel.
A one-question-at-a-time conversational form with branching logic that stores responses and emails you on submit.
- The drag-and-drop builder and template gallery
- Dozens of native integrations out of the box
- Logic jumps, calculations, and hidden fields without coding them
- Hosted response analytics and drop-off funnels
Teams that ship many branded forms want the no-code builder, the integrations, and the analytics — the conversational UI is easy to copy, so what you're really paying for is the workflow around it, not the form.
A prompt is the first move, not the whole game. Course 01 teaches you to take a prompt like this one to a shipped, working app — reviewing, correcting, and steering the agent the whole way.
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