Ask Ella to build a form
Describe the form you need in a sentence and watch Ella assemble it — you approve before it publishes.
Describe what you need
The tour begins with a plain request typed into the chat. No field list, no template to pick: a sentence describing the check you want to run and who runs it. Ella works out the rest from that, the way a colleague who has built a hundred of these would.
Watch it get assembled
The form appears field by field. Ella chooses sensible types rather than dumping everything into text boxes — a date picker for the inspection date, choice fields for pass and fail, a signature at the end, a photo where evidence helps — and groups them into sections so the finished thing is readable.
- Field types — Picks the right control instead of defaulting to text.
- Sections — Groups related questions so the form scans well.
- Logic — Adds follow-up questions on the paths that need them.
Review, adjust, approve
Nothing publishes on its own. The draft is handed back for review, and the walkthrough shows the edits: rename a field, drop one that does not apply, tighten a rule. Approve it and the form goes live in exactly the same place a hand-built app would.
Why it matters
The gap between deciding you need a form and having one is usually days — someone has to find time to build it. Closing that gap to minutes changes which processes get digitised at all, because the small checks nobody could justify building finally get built. The approval step is what keeps that speed safe: Ella does the assembling, a person still signs off on what goes live.
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