Form2Agent AI

Form2Agent AI is a google form filler tool. Form2Agent AI adds a voice-assisted agent to your existing web or mobile forms. Users speak, type or upload a file, and client-side scripts auto-fill fields from the AI response. Built for fintech, healthtech, help desks and e-commerce workflows, with iOS WebView support, Siri launch, and an open-source React implementation.

Form2Agent AI is a chatbot layer for web and mobile forms, built by Freeport Metrics. It sits on top of an existing form interface and lets users answer questions out loud, drop in a document, or type a request, then watches the agent populate the fields on their behalf. Client-side scripts take the AI response and write it into the form, so the submission process happens without manual data entry. The vendor positions this around hands-free operation: the agent asks the questions, reads uploaded documents, and completes the form. The product is aimed at development teams at companies running high-volume or high-friction forms rather than at individual consumers. Stated industry fits include fintech (invoice processing, expense reports, customer onboarding), healthtech (patient registration, medical history, appointment scheduling), help desks (ticketing, service requests, feedback submissions) and e-commerce, where a chat request replaces clicking through a stack of order filters. Logistics paperwork, HR job applications, and bug or user story capture are also listed as candidate uses. Because inputs can be audio or files, some of the accessibility argument rests on serving users who cannot comfortably type long answers. Integration is pitched as smooth: teams can either improve the UI of an existing web form or build a new one with the toolset, and the agent is trained to format responses in a way the web client can parse. On iOS the agent runs inside a WebView, and Shortcuts plus Siri can launch specific workflows by voice. The core technology has been released as open source on GitHub, with a React implementation available to inspect, and a public demo to try before talking to the vendor. Where it fits: it is not a form builder competing with Typeform or Jotform, and not a general chat assistant. It is an agent layer you bolt onto forms you already own, with the practical costs being integration work and dependence on the vendor's toolset and guidance. Grammar correction, rephrasing, language filtering and on-the-fly translation come bundled, which matters if your audience is multilingual.