VForms is a platform that allows users to create interactive video questionnaires by embedding questions directly into YouTube videos. The main purpose is to collect contextual feedback at specific moments in the video, making the feedback process more integrated and efficient. This approach addresses the common issue of having separate video and form links, which can lead to disjointed feedback.

Key features include the ability to add any YouTube video simply by pasting the URL. Users can then place questions at exact timestamps within the video timeline, with support for various input types such as multiple choice or text responses. This flexibility ensures that feedback can be gathered in a way that suits the content and objectives.

Another important capability is skip logic, which allows the video to advance to different sections based on the viewer's answers, personalizing the viewing experience. Additionally, VForms facilitates the collection and analysis of responses, with tools to share the video form and review the insights gathered, all within a seamless interface.

The unique approach of VForms is rooted in integrating questions directly into the video player, as inspired by user frustration with juggling video links and external forms. This method keeps viewers engaged within the video environment, reducing friction and improving the relevance of feedback by capturing it in context.

Benefits of using VForms include obtaining more accurate and timely feedback, as viewers respond when content is fresh, and enhancing the user experience by minimizing the need to switch between apps. It is particularly suited for use cases such as product demonstrations, where specific features can be queried; UX research, for immediate usability feedback; and onboarding processes, to ensure comprehension and engagement.

The target users for VForms are professionals in fields that rely on video feedback, such as product managers, UX researchers, and educators. It integrates with YouTube for video hosting, making it accessible without requiring advanced technical skills, and is designed for anyone tired of managing separate video and form tools.