How I Used My Own Form Tool to Launch a Slack for AI Builders

Last week, I kicked off https://cohack.xyz - a Slack group for indie AI tool builders — solo founders, engineers, and hackers experimenting with LLMs.

To collect signups, I used a form tool I've been building myself — instead of other popular tools. Here's why:

- It shows one question at a time for a smoother experience

- It saves partial responses, which really helps reduce drop-offs

- It looks clean and distraction-free — which feels more inviting for a focused community

Here's the form I've been using:

👉 https://share.formware.io/r/683ab269643d7f91013a7c88

It's brought in 25+ strong members already — people building AI-powered feedback tools, dev workflows, and micro-SaaS projects. Keeping the form short helped increase completion, and the partial save has let me follow up with folks who didn't finish.

If you're thinking of starting a community or collecting feedback, feel free to check out the tool I'm building: https://formware.io

Always happy to chat about AI, forms, or indie building in general!