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Bloomery / Form · quiz · intake builder

The form builder for people who hate forms.

Forms people actually enjoy finishing, from first question to last.

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Fig. 01 — Responses view, Oct 1–28, 2026Drawn live · Fieldnote Fellowship workspace

Fig. 02 — In use at

Intake teams that quit the PDF-and-reply-all shuffle and never went back.

  • Kestrel Works
  • Yellowpine
  • Ravenscroft
  • Westmere
  • Brightwater

02 — Features

Built to be finished.

Four things your current form tool promises on its pricing page and quietly doesn’t ship.

Feature 01 — Canvas

Drag a block. That’s the whole job.

Thirty-plus question blocks sit in a palette on the left. Drop one anywhere on the canvas and everything below it reflows. Short answers, rating scales, file uploads, rankings: if a form needs it, it’s a block, not a developer ticket.

Spec · 30+ blocks · 0 lines of code
Fig. 03 — Build tab, mid-dragAutosaved

Fig. 03 — caption

The palette, mid-drag: a File upload block hovering over question 3. Let go and the canvas reflows around it.

Feature 02 — Logic

Ask less by asking smarter.

Branch on any answer: skip a page, reveal a follow-up, end early. Pipe what people typed into later questions so the form talks to Imani about her project, not to “applicant.” Test every path before you publish.

Spec · branch · skip · pipe · test path
Fig. 04 — Logic for question 2
Feature 03 — Scoring

Grades itself. Shows its working.

Assign points per answer, weight whole sections, set a pass mark. Every submission arrives already graded with the missed questions listed, so reviewers read answers instead of adding up marks.

Spec · points · section weights · pass mark
Fig. 05 — Quiz result, Imani O.
Feature 04 — Inbox

One inbox. Nobody asks who has it.

Every response lands in a shared inbox. Tag it, score it, and write rules that route by answer: Documentary entries to Devon, Audio to Priya, anything flagged to Maya. Nobody forwards an email ever again.

Spec · tags · routing rules · assignees
Fig. 06 — Shared inbox, routing

03 — The run

Blank canvas in. Live link out.

Three moves between an empty page and a form your applicants will finish.

Step 01 / Drag
30+

1. Drag

Pull question blocks from the palette. Add logic wherever answers should fork.

Step 02 / Route
1

2. Route

One shared inbox. Set the rules once and every response finds its reviewer.

Step 03 / Launch
0

3. Launch

Lines of code to publish. Share the link, or drop the embed onto your own site.

04 — Integrations

Plays with the tools you already pay for.

Native hooks for Slack, Sheets and Zapier send new responses where your team already looks. The rest of your stack rides along.

Fig. 07 — Connected tools

01Datadog
02GitHub
03Asana
04Zoom
05Mailchimp
06HubSpot
07Segment

05 — Plans

Priced by the year, not by the annoyance.

Every plan is billed annually. Pick the size of your orchard.

Plan 01

Seedling

For one team shipping its first few forms.

$129/yr · billed annually
  • Up to 3 active forms
  • 100 responses per month
  • 15 question block types
  • Email notifications
Choose Seedling
Plan 02

Garden

For teams whose forms branch, brand and scale.

$249/yr · billed annually
  • Unlimited forms
  • 5,000 responses per month
  • Conditional logic and branching
  • Custom branding and domains
Choose Garden
Most popular Plan 03

Orchard

For application programs with reviewers, audits and SSO.

$359/yr · billed annually
  • Unlimited responses
  • Multi-reviewer application workflows
  • SSO and audit logs
  • Dedicated support and onboarding
Choose Orchard

06 — Field notes

Heard from people who finish things.

Three teams, one specific thing each of them stopped doing by hand.

Voice 01
We retired three spreadsheets the week Garden went live. Conditional logic means applicants only ever see the questions that apply to them, and our drop-off on page two vanished.
— Dara M., Programs DirectorYellowpine
Voice 02
The quiz grades itself and drops finalists straight into the right reviewer’s lane. I read answers now instead of adding up marks.
— Wen L., Head of TalentRavenscroft
Voice 03
Routing replaced our Monday triage meeting. Submissions arrive tagged and already sitting with the person who should read them.
— Marcus P., Operations LeadWestmere

07 — Start

Stop losing people on page two.

Plans start at $129 a year, billed annually. Pick one and build a form worth finishing.

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