A smarter way to collect answers. NEXUNA FORMS is the form platform we are building right now — everything people already like about Google Forms, but rebuilt with anti-cheat protection, AI evaluation and API / webhook support on top. This page is a first look at what is upcoming and what you can expect to see.
The idea in one paragraph
You build a form, share the link, people fill it in, you get the answers. That part stays familiar — it works much like Google Forms, so nothing new has to be learned.
The difference is what happens around those answers. NEXUNA FORMS checks whether the person answering is actually answering honestly, can grade their responses automatically with AI, and can push every result straight into your own system the moment it is submitted. It is meant for applications, tests, try-outs and any situation where the answers actually matter and a plain form simply is not enough.
Upcoming features
Protection against people gaming the form. Suspicious answering behaviour — answering far too fast, copying and pasting, switching away from the form, resubmitting to fish for a better result, or letting someone else fill it in — is detected and flagged on the response, so you can see which answers deserve a second look.
Optional, and only for the forms whose owner wants it. AI reads the written answers and scores them against the criteria you set, then explains the reasoning behind each score — so long text answers can be reviewed consistently instead of by gut feeling, with every AI decision still visible and editable by a human.
Every submission can be sent to a URL of your choice in real time, and answers can be pulled through the API. That means form results can land directly in your own dashboard, spreadsheet, bot or database and be viewed there — no exporting, no copy-pasting.
Clear plans for personal use, teams and larger organisations, so the features you need are not locked behind a guess. Plan details and pricing lists are still being shaped and will be published before launch.
Beyond the standard question types, the owner of a form can create their own fields and adjust how they behave — validation, conditional logic, required answers, score weights — and assemble them visually instead of settling for what a fixed form editor happens to offer.
How it will work
The builder
The form builder is built from blocks. Instead of writing a script for how a form should behave, you drag blocks onto the canvas and connect them — one block for a question, one for a rule, one for a condition, one for what happens after submission. The form owner stays in full control of the layout and the logic, and can change it at any time without touching a line of code.
An early sketch of the block flow — like writing your own script, but by placing blocks.