Connect Jobing to ChatGPT, Claude, or another compatible AI app. Ask it to publish web pages, create custom forms, collect responses, and summarize what people submitted, while you keep control through drafts, permissions, and a dashboard.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Srinivas Gogula, the maker of Jobing AI.
AI can write a landing page or generate form code in seconds. But the work usually stops there. You still need to configure hosting, connect a backend, store responses and return to several different tools whenever something changes.
I created Jobing AI to close that gap.
Connect Jobing once to a compatible AI app such as ChatGPT or Claude. Then ask naturally for what you need:
• Publish and update focused web pages
• Create custom forms as private drafts
• Host forms or embed them natively inside your website
• Collect and organize responses
• Ask AI to find patterns and summarize submissions
Jobing is designed to keep the user in control. Response access requires separate permission, drafts remain private until published and everything the AI creates can also be managed from a normal dashboard.
It is especially useful for founders, marketers, small businesses, recruiters, agencies, creators and event organizers who need a page, form and response workflow without assembling several different products.
There is a free plan, so you can connect it and try creating your first form immediately.
I’d especially love your feedback on two things:
Is the “one connector for pages, forms and responses” idea immediately clear?
What is the first workflow you would try with Jobing?
Thanks for checking it out. I’ll be here throughout the launch answering questions and learning from your feedback.
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Connecting it to ChatGPT felt surprisingly smooth, and having drafts before anything goes live is a nice safety net for someone who likes to double-check before publishing.
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Connecting it to ChatGPT felt surprisingly smooth, and having drafts before anything goes live is a nice safety net for someone who likes to double-check before publishing.