Poplitu
Getting a lead takes four tools and a spreadsheet in the middle.
One to build the form. One to schedule the posts that send people to it. One to email the people who fill it in. One to work out whether any of it worked. They do not talk to each other, so you become the integration, and the work that actually matters keeps losing to the work of moving things between tabs.
Poplitu is those four things in one place, with an agent that can do the moving for you. Ask for the work and it does it. Anything that touches a customer it shows you first.
Forms
Describe it, publish it, and stop retyping what comes back.
AI form generation
Say what you need to collect. A working form comes back, already laid out, in real editable blocks. Not a template you fight with. Not a wall of code. A form you can change.
Drag and drop builder
Drag, drop, and see exactly what a visitor sees. Long forms break into steps, and questions can follow on from earlier answers, so people finish instead of giving up halfway.
Standalone and embedded
Share a link, or paste one line into your own site and it appears in place. Same form either way, and you never wait on a developer to change a question.
One layout, every screen
Lay it out once. Phone and tablet follow on their own. What you see while building is the thing your visitor gets, not an approximation of it.
Templates
Start from a form that already works for the job, rather than from an empty page at four in the afternoon.
Show it where it belongs
Pick which pages a form appears on, and change your mind later without touching those pages.
Social
Run the calendar with somebody who does not forget Thursdays.
Autonomous agent
Tell it what you are trying to achieve and how far it may go alone. It drafts, schedules and posts inside those limits, brings you the calls you said you wanted, and keeps a record of every decision it made without you.
Calendar and composer
Plan a schedule, write in a real editor, and keep the assets in a content hub rather than scattered across drives.
Automations
The repetitive half of the week, handled, with a plain record of what ran and what needs another look.
One inbox
Every reply across every channel in one place, and a clean handover to a person the moment it stops being routine.
What actually worked
Which posts earned attention and who they reached, so next month is a decision rather than a guess.
Pictures and clips
Make the image or the video right where you are writing, instead of leaving to make it and losing the thread.
Copilot
Say what you want done. Watch it happen. Change your mind.
Runs your social calendar
Move Thursday to Monday. Pause the campaign. Post this everywhere. It knows the times worth posting at and remembers how the last ones did.
Makes the assets too
Ask for the copy in your own voice, the image to go with it, or a clip. All of it arrives without you leaving the conversation.
Reaches your forms and leads
Which form is converting. What came in this week. Who has gone quiet. It can take a form live, move someone along, and hand you the list you asked for.
Answers the inbox
It reads the whole thread before it answers, and it only sends when you have said it may.
Builds automations
Describe the rule out loud. It builds it, tests it against real cases, and switches it on when you are satisfied.
Asks before it commits, and can undo
Nothing that reaches a customer happens without you seeing it. And if something does slip through, one sentence undoes it.
Everything underneath
The parts that make the three feel like one product rather than three tabs.
A template library and editor, campaigns, and contacts you can bring in or take away as a spreadsheet, with consent recorded against each one. The replies your forms owe people always go out, whatever your plan.
Journeys
Draw what happens after somebody fills a form in, then publish it. Follow-up becomes something you can see and change, rather than something one person remembers to do.
58 integrations
Send what you collect where you already work, and pull in what those tools know, without a spreadsheet in the middle.
Analytics
Every submission and every step before it, counted rather than sampled, so a question about last month has an answer and not an estimate.
Workspaces and billing
Invite the people you work with, give them the access they need, and pay for Forms, Social or both from one place.
Assets and API
One place for the images and files your team reuses, plus an API and notifications for anything you want to wire up yourself.
Coming next
Being built now, and worth knowing about before you decide.
Payments
Take money inside a form, rather than sending people somewhere else to pay.
Custom domains
Host a form on your own address instead of a Poplitu one.
Written up
If you want to know what kind of care goes into this, these go a lot deeper than a feature list, and they are honest about what went wrong on the way.