Wow! There is a lot to like about voiceform.com. It's definitely where the puck is headed, IMHO.

The interface is very easy to use, and it does exactly what is advertised. Like other reviewers have indicated here, there a lot of possible use cases to explore. The ease of capturing valuable data via voice means that you will get more responses, increasing the reliability of the indights. Secondly, because of the translation and sentiment analysis, you get more information to drill down with, not to mention having downloadable voice files.

But, as another reviewer has pointed out, if you have hundreds of responses, it can quickly become overwhelming trying to make sense of them (even if you have the transcripts).

VoiceForm really needs to help their users with a dashboard that can crunch the numbers/words and provide more powerful data. For example, here's what the Dubb platform (another appsumo deal) can do with a video transcription:

https://share.getcloudapp.com/BluxeOQG

Wouldn't it be cool if VoiceForm could sift through ALL of the responses from a campaign and provide something similar? Would it be easier to make sense of? How valuable would the time savings be to a: Product dev team, researchers, marketing & sales... you get the idea.

Phillip and the folks at VoiceForm could totally disrupt the "forms" / survey niches by focusing on providing rich data insights. That's where it's all headed (eventually). Why not be first?

Anyhoo, the bottom line is... I think VoiceForm is going places. I believe in the team.

Here's a couple of suggestions for the team:

After someone has recorded an voice answer, change the text under the button to "Re-record" or "Record Again" so it's dead simple as to what their options are.

Order the individual's responses in the same as the order of the questions.

Get the sentiment right. E.g. https://share.getcloudapp.com/RBuL2O2q

When goodbye page is reached, release the connection to the mic, if possible.