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An adaptive onboarding demo by Tamir where Jev picks the next question instead of following if-then branches. The sample flows include project planning, fitness coaching, travel, learning, and ecommerce.
- Format
- Playground
- Reading time
- 2 min
- Published by
- Community
- Author
- Tamir
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
Works forJev for Routing
Used inJev for Software & DevTools
Highlights
- You describe your product and the form picks the next question by meaning rather than a fixed if-then branch.
- The capture offers five sample paths: project planning, fitness coaching, travel planning, learning platform, and ecommerce setup.
- Page copy: 'Not another one-size-fits-all form' and 'a different path for every person.'
- Credited to Tamir in the madewithjev listing; the page footer says it is built using Jev.
Watch out
Grounded in the page capture and the madewithjev listing description from 2026-10-15; the cover image was unavailable in the capture, the 'Built using' footer is truncated, and the demo's backend, pricing, and question model are not documented, so treat it as a working preview rather than a documented product.
Questions about this entry
Short answers drawn from the linked project or page.
An adaptive onboarding demo that branches by meaning instead of if-then rules: you tell it what you are welcoming people into, and Jev decides what to ask next. The madewithjev listing credits Tamir with building it.
The page describes one path per person: you describe your product or community, and the form chooses the next question by meaning rather than following prewritten branching logic, so different answers lead to different follow-ups.
Five: project planning, fitness coaching, travel planning, learning platform, and ecommerce setup. Each shows how the demo adapts, such as a solo studio versus a growing team for project planning.
It is presented as an adaptive demo: the page says 'ADAPTIVE DEMO' and invites you to create your onboarding, but the digest documents no pricing, accounts, integrations, or service terms.
Nothing in the digest says whether the flow is reusable, embeddable, or exportable. During the demo you describe your product and the form continues from there; for production use you would need to check the site directly.
Only that it was built with Jev: the footer text 'Built using' was truncated in the capture, and the listing attributes the branching to Jev rather than to if-then rules. The hosting is a spiritt.app subdomain.
The digest contains no privacy, retention, or data-handling terms for the demo. It is a public page at jevform.spiritt.app, so treat what you type accordingly and check the site for current terms.
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