LIVEGmail recovery and signed webhooks

Recover the leads
your forms lose.

0Fill turns static forms into AI conversations, saves partial answers before submit, and sends Gmail follow-ups or signed webhooks when a lead drops off.

Preview before signupImport Google FormsPublish link or embed
Gmail - queued
ready
To: sarah@acme.io
Pick up where you left off
Your answers are saved. One click resumes the form.
Resume form
Webhook delivery
200
EventAbandoned lead
DestinationClient CRM
SignatureVerified
StatusDelivered
AI chat formsPartial captureGmail recoverySigned webhooksDelivery logsWebsite embed
Problem

Every unfinished form still contains intent.

Traditional forms wait for a submit event. If a buyer gets interrupted, every useful answer before that moment usually disappears.

0Fill treats the conversation as signal. Answers are captured as the session progresses, drop-offs become recoverable, and your team can route the event instead of guessing what happened.

Before submit
answers can still be saved
After drop-off
Gmail can resume the session
After recovery
webhooks route the lead
Workflow

Capture. Recover. Route.

Three primitives turn form abandonment into an operational workflow.

01

Capture

Turn a static form into a guided AI conversation that saves answers as the lead progresses.

02

Recover

Queue a Gmail follow-up with a resume link when a high-intent session goes quiet.

03

Route

Send signed events for completed, abandoned, recovered, and failed submissions.

Product

Everything needed to stop losing leads.

The public form experience and the operational recovery layer live in one place.

What is your timeline?
This quarter.

AI conversational forms

Ask one question at a time while preserving structure, validation, and progress.

name
email
company
budget

Partial response capture

Save useful lead details before the final submit button appears.

Gmail - queuedready
Resume your form

Your answers are saved. Continue where you left off.

Resume

Gmail recovery campaigns

Send follow-ups from a connected Google mailbox with resume links.

CompletedDelivered
AbandonedDelivered
RecoveredDelivered
FailedRetrying

Signed webhooks

Push completed, abandoned, recovered, and failed events to your workflow tools.

Analytics and delivery logs

Review drop-off, recovered leads, email delivery, webhook retries, and skipped events.

Bright form page
Dark product UI

Light and dark themes

Publish chats that feel native on bright landing pages or darker product surfaces.

Delivery

Send lead events
where work happens.

0Fill keeps the public form, recovery follow-up, and routing layer connected without turning the homepage into developer docs.

  • Google-native
    Import forms and send recovery through Gmail
  • Workflow-ready
    Route completed, abandoned, and recovered events
  • Observable
    Track queued, sent, failed, retried, and skipped deliveries
  • Theme-aware
    Publish chats that fit light or dark customer pages

Gmail recovery

Follow-up queued from the connected mailbox.

Ready

Queued

Sent

Ready

Signed webhook

Lead event delivered to your workflow endpoint.

Verified

Queued

Sent

Verified

Delivery health

Retries, skipped events, and failures stay visible.

Tracked

Queued

Sent

Tracked

Light theme

Public form on a bright site

Dark theme

Embedded chat on a dark product page
Recovery flow

One lead,
end to end.

Follow a form session from open to recovered. Every handoff is visible and inspectable.

Session replay - Acme demo
Recovered
  1. Form opened
    Acme demo
    T+0s
  2. Partial saved
    2 of 4 fields - email in progress
    T+2:14
  3. Session abandoned
    tab closed at step 2
    T+3:47
  4. Gmail follow-up queued
    resume link inserted
    T+15:00
  5. Lead recovered
    form completed
    T+19:22
  6. Recovered lead routed
    Webhook delivered and verified
    T+19:22
State
Recovered
Email
Queued
Webhook
Delivered
Live preview

Paste a form URL.
See what 0Fill can recover.

Start from an existing Google Form, preview the conversation, then save it when you are ready to publish.