No forms. Just conversations.
Talkalia turns the forms inside your app into conversation. People add their details by talking, and they can ask for what they need back the same way, filtering and pulling up their data in plain words. It works both directions.
CatBites · Profile Setup
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Hi! What's your cat's name? 🐱
Mochi
How old is Mochi, and what breed?
3 years, British Shorthair
Any health needs we should know about?
She needs to lose a bit of weight 😅
✓ Mochi's profile is ready. Personalizing her plan now.
record.created · name, age, breed, dietary_goal
database as a conversation · at runtime
People add and retrieve their data by talking. It works both ways, and the AI that built it is long gone.
Building with Vaultalia too? Talkalia happily runs on the very database and storage it helped you set up.
The real problem
Your users weren't failing to fill your forms. Your forms were failing your users.
People don't struggle with conversation. They struggle with bureaucracy. The moment you swap a form for a conversation, the data starts flowing.
What changes
Less of what drains you. More of what matters.
Talkalia doesn't add capabilities to your stack. It removes the parts that were never supposed to be your problem, and the hours they quietly cost you every month.
Nothing to configure.
Tell your AI what data you want to collect. It sets Talkalia up in one step. You never touch a database.
Invisible fields, real structure.
Text, email, number, date, choice, relation: your hidden “Ghost Fields” shape every conversation. The person chatting never sees a single one.
Users feel heard, not processed.
A real back-and-forth. People answer in their own words. No boxes to fill, no dropdowns to scan.
Don't ask what you already know.
Already have their email or their city? Hand it to Talkalia. The conversation starts exactly where your knowledge ends.
It arrives before you check.
The moment a conversation ends, your app knows. No refresh, no polling. The data is just there.
Build from the Studio.
Design your schema visually, add fields with a click, watch data land live, with no terminal and no migration scripts.
How it works
You'll set this up before your next coffee.
Four steps that sound like they should be harder than they are.
01
You describe your data.
Tell your AI what to collect, names, emails, preferences, whatever you need. It sets up the hidden fields for you. Your users will never see them; they just chat.
02
A user shows up.
Someone arrives in your app. Talkalia greets them and asks the first question, warm, human, in their own language.
03
The AI does the work.
It asks each question. If an answer doesn't make sense, it gently asks again. If they wander off, it brings them back. You don't need to be there.
04
The data arrives.
The moment the conversation ends, a clean, structured record lands in your app. No parsing, no cleaning, no waiting.
FAQ
Things you're probably already wondering.
You need to be able to have a conversation with an AI coding assistant. Describe what data you want to collect, in plain English, and it sets Talkalia up for you. If you've used Cursor or Claude to build something, you already have everything you need.
They just chat. They never see “Talkalia”, and they never know there's a database on the other end. Most people describe it as the first time a product actually felt like it was listening.
Tell your AI assistant. One sentence. New conversations ask for the new fields; existing records stay untouched. No migration, no downtime.
The conversation saves automatically. You can resume where it left off, or let it expire quietly. Whatever was collected is kept, with no lost data and no starting over.
Every language. You define the data in English; when a user starts a conversation, you tell Talkalia the language, French, Vietnamese, Arabic, Japanese, and it runs the whole thing natively.
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The database you don't have to fill.
Your AI defines the schema. Your users fill it through conversation. You just watch clean data arrive.