Weavely

Weavely.ai envisions a future where the creation of structured, insightful data happens effortlessly through intelligent automation, bridging the gap between human creativity and data-driven decision making. We merge natural language understanding, AI-generated survey expertise, and no-code simplicity to forge a platform that transforms how organizations collect and act on information.

Our mission is to weave intelligence into everyday workflows by turning disparate inputs—text, voice, documents—into meaningful, actionable forms and surveys designed with precision and personalized branding. This empowers teams to innovate at speed, fostering deeper understanding and collaboration across disciplines.

By harmonizing generative AI with seamless integration capabilities, we are building a future where data collection is no longer a chore but a strategic advantage, enabling businesses to unlock valuable insights and drive sustainable progress.

We've been watching the no-code space evolve rapidly, but Weavely.ai caught our attention for a different reason entirely. While most form builders focus on drag-and-drop simplicity, this Brussels-based startup decided to tackle the hardest part of survey creation: actually knowing what questions to ask.

That's not a small problem. We've all stared at blank form templates, wondering how to phrase questions that'll get useful responses instead of garbage data.

The AI Twist That Actually Makes Sense

Here's where Weavely gets interesting. You can literally tell it "I need feedback on our new onboarding process" or upload a PDF of your product requirements, and it'll generate a complete, logically-structured survey. Not just random questions—but ones trained on actual survey design best practices.

We tested the voice input feature and were genuinely surprised. Speaking your requirements feels natural, almost like brainstorming with a colleague who happens to be really good at survey methodology.

Beyond the Basics

What impressed us most wasn't the AI generation (though that's solid). It's how Weavely handles the details that usually make you want to scream. Conditional logic gets set up automatically. Brand styling happens without fighting with color pickers. The forms actually look professional without hiring a designer.

The Figma integration is particularly clever if you're already designing workflows. Instead of recreating everything from scratch, you can bridge that design-to-deployment gap seamlessly.

Who This Actually Helps

We see this working best for teams who collect feedback regularly but don't have dedicated research specialists. Think customer success managers, product teams, or marketing folks who need quality data without becoming survey experts overnight.

The $1.3 million in funding suggests investors agree there's real demand here. With integrations hitting the usual suspects (Salesforce, HubSpot, Notion), Weavely seems focused on fitting into existing workflows rather than forcing you to rebuild everything around their platform.

It's refreshing to see a company tackle the "what should I ask?" problem instead of just making it prettier to ask bad questions.