47 messages. Zero decisions.
One sentence, and the AI builds your form or poll. People answer, you watch the winner emerge, and the AI tells you what to decide. All you do is paste a link.
No card · Unlimited responses · Ready in 30 seconds
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Would you visit us again? *DefinitelyMaybeNo
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Rate your experience★★★★★
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Anything you'd like to tell us?
From prompt to form.
In seconds.
Type what you need — “workshop signup”, “NPS survey”, “poll for the team dinner” — and it appears complete, with the right question types, ready to edit and publish. No rigid templates. No dragging blocks for half an hour.
And it doesn't stop at “form created”: it collects the responses, crowns the winner and tells you what to decide. All free — without Typeform's 10-responses-a-month free plan.
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Would you recommend us? *0·910
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What do you value most?
It doesn't just summarize.
It tells you what to decide.
When the responses land, the AI doesn't hand you a spreadsheet: it reads them all — votes, ratings and text — and proposes one decision, with the why backed by the numbers. Typeform and Tally summarize at best; recommending a decision — nobody does.
AI read · 128 responses
Cut the waiting time before touching prices.
Quality (41) and service (33) are what people love most; among fixables, waiting time (19) outweighs price (14).
What it's based on
TRY IT RIGHT HERE
The double count, in your hands.
Twenty-six real ballots from a team decision: this year's offsite. Order yours, add it in, and watch how consensus and majority don't always crown the same winner. It's the same engine that counts your polls.
Your ballot
26 ballotsOrder the cities your way with the arrows and add it to the count.
- Bilbao
- Granada
- Toledo
- Valencia
Consensus · by points (Borda)
Every position hands out points: whoever convinces the whole group wins, not just their half.
The two counts disagree. Right here is where AIM FORM's AI would explain why, and what to decide.
Majority · by elimination (IRV)
Last place is eliminated and its votes transfer on, until someone clears 50%.
R1 · out: Valencia → R2 · Bilbao 53.8%
No tricks: this is AIM FORM's real count, running in your browser. Create your poll — free →
Project it, they scan,
and the room speaks.
Screen Mode for meetings, classes and events: the audience joins via QR from their phones, votes live and posts questions that rise with everyone's upvotes. What matters floats to the top. Word cloud included.
Mentimeter charges 168–336 $ a year for this, and its free plan cuts you off at 50 participants. Slido, from 150 $. Here: free, with unlimited attendees.
LIVE
Where shall we have the team dinner?
Questions from the audience
What others charge for is free here.
The AI builds it
Describe a form or a poll in one sentence and it appears, ready.
Vote and watch the winner
Polls with live results: the group decides and you see who's ahead.
Link, QR and embed
Share it, print the QR or embed it on your site.
No absurd limits
Unlimited forms and responses. Free, for real.
Why AIM FORM.
Based on each tool's public plans, July 2026.
QUESTIONS
We don't make forms. We make groups decide.
How is this different from Typeform or Google Forms?
It's a different category. A form builder collects answers; AIM FORM makes the group decide: everyone ranks the options, we count the votes with two methods and an AI hands down the verdict with its reasoning. See the point-by-point comparisons →
What is the double count?
We count every poll two ways: by points (Borda: whoever convinces the whole group wins) and by elimination (IRV: whoever reaches a majority wins). When they disagree, we flag it and the AI explains what to decide. Try the demo on this page ↑
Do voters need an account?
No. You share a link or a QR code and people vote directly; only the person who creates the form has an account.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating, voting and seeing results is free with unlimited responses — not a teaser capped at 10 responses a month.
Can I project it in a meeting?
Yes. Every poll has a Screen mode: live results, a giant QR code so the room votes from their phones, and a winner ceremony when it closes.
Which languages does it speak?
Public forms speak Spanish, English, French, German, Italian and Portuguese; the site and the dashboard, Spanish and English.