Describe the form and Atty drafts it
Say what the form is for and get a working draft, then refine it in plain language. AI drafts are capped per plan; see Pricing.
ONLINE FORM BUILDER
An online form builder: describe the form, share the link
Tell Atty what you need to ask and get a working draft. Share a public link that needs no login, and let each submission open a support case for your team.
Describe the form and Atty drafts it
11 field types
Public link, no login for respondents
Optional support case for each submission
Most form tools stop at collecting answers. This online form builder is made for small teams whose answers turn into work: a repair request, a support question, a volunteer sign-up. You describe the form in plain language, Atty drafts the fields, and you refine it the same way. The public link needs no account from the person answering. If you want, each submission opens a support case with a priority and tags, so the request lands where your team already works. It is deliberately simple: there are no file uploads, no branching logic and no payments.
11 field types
Header, short text, long text, number, email, phone, date, radio, checkbox, dropdown and rating.
Public link, no login for respondents
Anyone with the link can answer, and a spam check and terms acceptance protect the form.
Optional support case for each submission
Turn it on and every submission opens a case with the priority and tags you choose.
Submissions table with filters
Review answers in one table and filter them, with optional name, email and phone capture.
Who this online form builder fits
It fits small teams that want answers to land as cases or records: service requests, support questions, intake forms, sign-ups and simple surveys. You get a public link, a table of submissions you can filter, and the option to open a case for each one. It does not fit every job. If you need file uploads, branching between questions, payments, response charts, a CSV export or a form embedded in your own website, this is not the right tool today. Forms are shared as a link, and answers are reviewed in the table inside the app.
From an answer to a case
In the form settings you can switch on case creation, choose a priority and add tags. Each submission then becomes a support case your team can assign, work and close. When the respondent gave an email address, a customer record is created for them too; without an email, only the case is created. Submissions are processed on a schedule, hourly in production, so the case appears shortly after the form is sent, not at the same second. Your team then works it like any other case, with statuses, notes and assignees.
Coming from Typeform?
If you are weighing this against Typeform, read our Typeform alternative page for an honest side-by-side. In short, Typeform has logic jumps, payments, embeds and response charts, and Attain OS has none of those. What Attain OS offers is the step after the answer: a case or record in the same workspace as your customers, bookings and tasks. Attain OS does not import forms or responses from other tools, so you describe the form again and share the new link.
Real-world scenarios
How teams use it in the real world
A repair shop taking service requests
The owner describes a repair request: name, email, phone, type of equipment, urgency and a description of the problem. Atty drafts it and the owner marks two fields required. With case creation on, every request opens a support case with a set priority and a web-form tag, and the technician who is assigned sees it in the case list. The email on the form links the case to a customer record.
A neighborhood association collecting volunteer sign-ups
A volunteer coordinator builds a sign-up form with a dropdown for the day, a rating for experience and a short comment box. No case creation is needed here. Answers accumulate in the submissions table, where the coordinator filters by day before each event. Follow-up is by hand from that list; the product does not send bulk messages.
With Atty
How Atty gets you to a near-finished draft faster
- 1Describe the form
In the Forms app, say what the form is for and who will fill it in. Atty drafts the fields for you to review.
- 2Refine in plain language
Ask for changes the way you would ask a colleague: rename a question, make it required, add an option. You can also edit fields by hand.
- 3Share the public link
Copy the public link and put it wherever your audience is. Respondents need no account.
- 4Turn answers into cases
Optionally open a support case for each submission. Signed-in, Atty can read a form and draft a task or case for a person to approve, but it cannot edit the form.
Sample output
What you walk away with
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
Shared as a public link. With case creation on, each submission opens a support case with the priority and tags set on the form.
Also used to create the customer record when case creation is on.
Laptop
Can wait
Key takeaways
- Describe the form, let Atty draft it, refine it in plain language and share a public link that needs no account.
- Turn on case creation and each submission opens a support case with your priority and tags, processed shortly after it is sent.
- No file uploads, logic jumps, payments, embeds or charts: it is a simple form for teams whose answers become work.
Frequently asked questions
Do respondents need an account?
No. The link is public. A spam check and terms acceptance appear before the answers are sent.
Can I ask Atty in chat or WhatsApp to build a form?
No. Atty guides form creation inside the Forms app. In chat and WhatsApp, Atty can read your forms but cannot create or edit them.
Does every submission create a case or a customer?
Only if you switch on case creation for that form. A customer record is created only when case creation is on and the respondent left an email.
Does it support file uploads, conditional logic or payments?
No to all three. Forms have 11 field types and a public link, nothing more.
Can I embed the form on my website?
No. You share the public link. There is no embed snippet.
Are submissions processed instantly?
No. Processing, notifications and case creation run on a schedule, hourly in production, so they happen shortly after the form is sent.
