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Build, edit, and analyze forms directly in Claude
Build, edit, and analyze forms directly inside ChatGPT
Re:Build, edit, and analyze forms directly inside ChatGPT
on Tuesday April 07, 2026 @10:16AM (#47675765)
Hi HN,
We built a ChatGPT app that lets you create and manage Jotform forms through conversation. You can generate forms, refine them, and analyze submissions without leaving ChatGPT.
Here’s the link: https://www.jotform.com/chatgpt/
Happy to hear feedback or questions.
@aytekin
Show HN: Jotform AI Agents – Clone yourself and train with 1-1 sessions
Re:Cross-Database Queries in SQLite
on Monday February 22, 2021 @05:52AM (#26223048)
That might be the goal. If you are storing private data for your users which should not be queried. You can have separate encryption keys for each user and keep their data on separate databases.
Zoom mistakes you might still be making
Re:Ask HN: How to effectively get feedback from users?
on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @01:00AM (#24976810)
Offering to give users a $50 Amazon gift certificate in exchange for a 45 minute call works pretty well for us.
Since we know that 3 out of 10 users who receive this offer will accept it we segment users by industry / feature usage etc. and send offers to talk to them to listen their stories and feedback.
The Erasure of Mesut Özil
Show HN: JotForm Tables – When a spreadsheet isn't enough for your team
Gmail Is Having Problems
Re:A lot of “idiotic” things have reasonable explanations (2011)
on Wednesday May 27, 2020 @03:26AM (#23320362)
This is why when investors replace founders the companies stop innovating. Obvious ideas don’t have any value. You need deep domain knowledge to see how things really are, and not how things seem to be.
Re:If your product is great, it doesn't need to be good (2010)
on Friday May 22, 2020 @11:12PM (#23279542)
What he means: If your product (first version) is Great (at a few important things), it doesn't need to be Good (at everything)
I think the unstated “first version” part is important. You should be gradually adding the missing parts. And not just leave it at the great, simple but missing too many things state forever.
Re:If I could bring one thing back to the internet it would be blogs
on Saturday May 16, 2020 @10:55PM (#23209125)
Facebook/Twitter is terrible for putting down ideas. You don’t control what happens to your content. Posts get lost in the sea of millions of other posts. These companies constantly change policies.
Writing is a public act. You might still be expecting some readership without the expectation of ad money or promotion of something.
What I miss most about the blogs in 90s and early 00s is the conversation between blogs by linking, quoting and commenting each other. Reading blogs involved going from one blog to another, and reading blogs of 10 people about a single issue. It was a conversation. And you would constantly discover new blogs this way.
Re:How Payments Providers Screw You (2015)
on Saturday May 09, 2020 @08:10AM (#23124081)
https://gocardless.com/en-us/faq/merchants/
“Do you take credit or debit cards?
No, GoCardless is an ACH debit company.”
Most people prefer credit cards. How does it work? Do you ask people if they want to pay by ACH?
Or do you detect debit cards on your credit card form and use this instead of the credit card processor?
When Will Covid-19 End
Charts that helped change coronavirus policy in the UK and US
Office Space Turns 20: How Mike Judge Brought Flair, Assclowns and Red Staplers
Re:Pioneers vs. Process People
on Sunday February 02, 2020 @10:25AM (#22217303)
Pioneers are supposed to be working behind the scenes on the next version, not quitting the company.
Re:State of SaaS Product Onboarding
on Thursday January 30, 2020 @11:34AM (#22192654)
Make your product so good that it doesn’t need any annoying walkthroughs, tips or checklists.
How? User testing, full story, user interviews, detailed product metrics, continuous improvements and giving your designers a lot of power.
Re:State of SaaS Product Onboarding
on Thursday January 30, 2020 @11:28AM (#22192592)
It was beautiful on iPad. Maybe it is designed for mobile.
Re:Outcome Over Output: Also Impact and Effort
on Thursday January 09, 2020 @11:30PM (#22008303)
A good way to measure outcome is to watch how many people are using a new feature (or a new version of an existing feature) successfully and how often they use it. The key word here is “successfully”. Don’t just measure how many people tried to use a feature. Define and measure success with a feature.
Re:People who tend to be optimistic are likelier to live to 85 or more...
on Monday December 23, 2019 @01:30AM (#21861856)
More likely: "People who live 85 or more have more of the good things like health and safe environment which also makes them optimistic."
Blind People Using Online Forms
Re:Founder came back after 8 years to rewrite Flash photo editor in Ca...
on Tuesday December 10, 2019 @11:39PM (#21759644)
Do you regret selling it in the first place?
Re:Takeaways from the $566M BriansClub Breach
on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @01:44AM (#21394972)
Can they handle monthly subscriptions?
Re:Strategies for Long Projects
on Monday September 30, 2019 @06:19AM (#21113435)
I love doing something similar with my small kids (4 and 2). I start laughing for no reason and when they see me laughing they start laughing. We laugh and have good time without any reason until we get tired. I also remember seeing some festival in India on TV. Everyone is laughing and having good time, for no reason.
Re:Self-serve first: an overlooked paradigm underlying great software ...
on Friday September 27, 2019 @05:37AM (#21090035)
We have been self-serve product for the first 12 years and a year ago we launched our Enterprise version. As the article mentions because of the existing high traffic it has been pretty easy to find leads. We have already signed 100 Enterprise customers. Our main challenge was not to find customers, in fact we struggled to catch up with leads. The main challenges were making the product Enterprise ready with necessary features such as covering most popular SSOs and building admin privileges on the Enterprise product, and trying to build a sales team from scratch.
We had to hire 3 sales people before we found someone right. It is like someone hiring developers without any development experience. You get it wrong because you don't know what makes someone good. Get help from someone who has experience. We finally found the right person from our network and suddenly sales started flying.
Re:A History of Börek
on Tuesday September 17, 2019 @03:08AM (#20992473)
I was at a luxury Turkish resort in the Mediterranean this summer. It had an amazing open buffet. You could find anything you want. I'd just fill two plates with different boreks and nothing else. Hot, right out of the oven, they were amazing.
Re:Troubles with the AWS web console
on Saturday September 07, 2019 @10:00AM (#20903789)
Here is a startup idea for grabbing: Make a better interface for AWS/Google Cloud.
Since their APIs covers everything this should be possible. Be the first UXaaS.
A killer feature: a server by server breakdown of Google Cloud expenses. It is impossible to understand what you are paying for on Google Cloud. They lump everything together in an incredibly confusing bill.