Forms look different in a kitchen, a clinic and a classroom. I sorted the templates by the work people do, so you start close to home. Pick your industry, open a template and let your AI make the form.
Pick your industry
- Events: 37 templates
- Weddings: 10 templates
- Restaurants and food businesses: 20 templates
- Clinics and healthcare: 23 templates
- Therapists and coaches: 9 templates
- Gyms and fitness studios: 12 templates
- Schools and teachers: 39 templates
- Nonprofits and charities: 28 templates
- Churches and faith groups: 11 templates
- Real estate and landlords: 15 templates
- Agencies and freelancers: 20 templates
- SaaS and startups: 18 templates
- Ecommerce and Shopify stores: 35 templates
- Photographers: 9 templates
- Salons, spas and barbers: 10 templates
- Tutors and childcare: 17 templates
- HR and recruiting: 45 templates
- IT and operations: 35 templates
- Creators and podcasters: 18 templates
- Sports clubs and teams: 18 templates
- Pet businesses and rescues: 7 templates
- Home services and trades: 10 templates
- Accountants, lawyers and consultants: 16 templates
How it works
- Open a template and copy its prompt.
- Give it to your AI agent. It needs the MCP server or an API key.
- Share the link it gives back.
- Read the answers as JSON or CSV.
Visitors can hand any form to their own AI. Read about agent-fillable forms or browse the full list of templates.
Questions
How do I use a template?
Open a template, copy its prompt and give it to your AI agent. The agent creates the form and sends you a public link. You can also send the JSON to the API yourself.
My industry is not listed. What now?
Describe the form to your AI agent in plain words. It builds one from the field types. The closest template is a good starting point to edit.
Can the people I send a form to use their own AI?
Yes. Every public form has a card that gives the visitor one prompt to copy into their AI chat. The AI asks for what is missing and sends only after a yes.