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Build a branching form in React by defining a schema with conditional routes and passing an onSubmit callback to handle submissions. This Typeform-style flow eliminates custom UI wiring for waitlists and multi-step quizzes.

Yes, you can replace Typeform and Loom using drop-in React components. You wire Form and Recorder callbacks to your own backend, ensuring storage, auth, and persistence match your existing stack.

Add a screen recording feature to your React app using a Loom-style recorder component. Configure an uploader callback to send the recording blob directly to your own storage solution.

No specific backend is required for screen recording uploads. The component is backend-agnostic, meaning you provide the Submitter and Uploader callbacks to integrate with your own DB and storage.

Wire a waitlist form by defining the form schema and connecting an onSubmit callback to your endpoint. This approach handles lead-capture and persistence using your existing database and rate-limiting policies.

Limitations include requiring you to supply your own Submitter and Uploader callbacks for storage and auth. The components do not handle database persistence or rate-limiting policies internally.