Build a form by describing it. The follow-up writes itself.
This replaces the form builder you pay for and the lead follow-ups you write by hand. You describe the fields in a sentence. The AI builds the form, puts it on your page, routes every submission into the CRM with the visitor's context, and drafts the reply.
What it replaces
A form builder ends at the submission. Here the submission is where the work starts.
A form builder | Giant Context | |
|---|---|---|
Building it | Drag fields onto a canvas and set each one up. | Describe the fields in a sentence. The AI proposes the form and shows you a preview. |
Where it lives | An embed code you paste into your site. | A block on any page A script snippet for a site hosted elsewhere A standalone link |
Where submissions go | A notifications inbox and a CSV export. | A CRM contact, created or updated, with the page and referrer recorded as the lead source. CSV export and webhooks too. |
The follow-up | An autoresponder template, the same for everyone. | The AI drafts a reply from what that contact did before. You approve it before it sends. |
Payments and signatures | ||
Forms, built in a sentence
Say "a contact form with name, email, company, and message," and the AI proposes the fields and shows you a preview. Field types cover text, email, phone, number, select, multi-select, checkbox, radio, textarea, file upload, and date. Set required fields and formats, add a custom thank-you message or a redirect, and build basic multi-step forms.
What happens when a submission arrives
The AI matches the submission to a contact, reads what that person did before, and drafts a reply that refers to it. You approve the reply before it sends. A confirmation email, if you turned one on, goes out right away.
Where the edges are
If one of these is a dealbreaker, better to know now.
Turn a form submission into a written reply
Ask for early access. Build a form by describing it, submit a test, and read the follow-up the AI drafts with the visitor's context already in hand.