unquestion

unquestion starts from a familiar idea — asking people questions — and rebuilds it as a conversation rather than a form. Instead of presenting a long static page, you assemble a sequence of prompts in a drag-and-drop builder, give the dialogue a tone, and share the resulting link or embed. The AI guide asks the questions, reacts naturally to what people say, and keeps the exchange going, which tends to hold attention far longer than a plain questionnaire.

The payoff is on the collection side. Rather than a wall of unstructured chat transcripts, every conversation resolves into structured fields shown in a table: who finished, who dropped off partway, and exactly what they answered. Completion and partial responses are visible in real time, and one click produces a CSV of the results. Because everything is stored per question rather than as free text, the output is ready to sort, filter and feed into other tools.

Pricing follows the usage rather than a subscription: you buy packs of conversation credits whenever you need them, and building, editing and previewing cost nothing. Every pack unlocks the same complete feature set — unlimited forms and templates, calendar booking and embeds — so the only variable is how many conversations you run. Credits stay valid for twelve months, and if you use them up, existing conversations simply pause until you top up.