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Forms

Ask nicely. Act instantly.

A drag-and-drop builder for forms people actually finish — classic or conversational, with logic, prefill, and booking built in. Every answer lands as a typed event on a real profile, ready to trigger a journey.

form · onboarding · conversational
What brings you to Origamy?
Growth Data Both
→ emits onboarding.submitted · profile updated
Builder

Tally-grade building, CDP-grade plumbing.

Eleven block types, a template gallery, and a live preview that switches between classic page mode and one-question-at-a-time conversational mode. Publish to your own subdomain and share a link.

Blocks

Everything you'd expect

Text, choices, ratings, dates, file uploads, signatures and more — with required rules and validation on each block.

Logic

Forms that pay attention

Conditional logic shows the right question next. Hidden fields and URL prefill carry context in, so returning visitors never repeat themselves.

Booking

From answer to appointment

A booking block turns a submission into a scheduled slot — confirmation and reminders ride the same journey rails as everything else.

The difference

Not a forms tool with an export button.

Every submission is a first-class event — onboarding.submitted, booking.created — attached to a resolved profile the moment it lands. Segments update, journeys trigger, decisions run. No Zapier, no CSV, no Tuesday sync job.

Where the answers live
submit → everything else
eventbooking.createdt = 0
profiletraits updated< 1 ms
journeyconfirmation + reminderauto
responses also readable in a tidy inbox
Craft

Forms people finish.

Conversational mode asks one question at a time, remembers context, and feels like a person, not a PDF. Classic mode is a clean single page. Either way, your form lives on your own subdomain and looks like it belongs to you.

builder · onboarding form
blockShort text · Namerequired
blockChoice · What brings you here?3 options
↳ logic · if “Data” → show source picker
blockBooking · Pick a timecalendar
published · forms.yourbrand.com/onboarding
On the other side

Someone actually fills this in.

A form is a conversation with a real person — so it should feel like one. Ask one question at a time, remember what they already told you, and never make them repeat themselves. Then act on the answer while it still matters.

finished, not abandoned prefilled context answer → action
forms-person
submitted · profile updated
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