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See it built,
start to finish.

No slides and no mock-ups. This is a browser driving the real fooform, recorded in one take.

Building a survey, start to finish

Ana runs a coffee bar and wants to know what her regulars think. She starts from the feedback template, rewrites the questions in place, picks a warmer look, switches to one-question-at-a-time, and publishes. A customer answers it on the short link, and the replies are waiting in her dashboard before the video ends.

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Things worth noticing

Questions are edited where you see them

No settings panel to decode — the card shows the control your reader will get, and clicking it opens everything else inside the same card.

The preview is the form

Changing the look re-renders the actual generated document, not an approximation of it. What you watch is what gets published.

Publishing takes one click

No account, no project set-up. You get a short link and a dashboard, and the form is live from the moment the button finishes.

Answers arrive immediately

The customer's reply is in the table before the recording ends, tallied per question and ready to export as CSV.

How this was recorded

A script drives a real browser through the real application — the same one the test suite uses. It types at human speed, and the moving cursor you see is fooform's own, because the app draws it in the page. The only staging is a hosts entry pointing fooform.com at a local build, so the links on screen read the way they do in production. The recorder lives in the repository at tools/record-demo.mjs.