New feature: live web-form interviews and consented native hand-off
VocaForm now extends its accessible interview from uploaded documents to live Google Forms and Microsoft Forms. Paste a responder link and VocaForm performs a read-only, isolated inspection, compiles the rendered questions into the same provider-independent session used by documents, and guides the user through voice or text answers, optional Memory Vault reuse, and final verification.
For a complete public single-page form made from supported ordinary controls, the user can give fresh, specific consent to prepare the native provider form. VocaForm fills an isolated copy, re-reads every control, shows both a screenshot and an accessible text review, and binds the result to the exact session and inspected source revision. It always stops before submission: only the user can open the final write gate and click the provider-labelled Submit button.
Unsupported controls, multi-page forms, unstable locators, provider drift, resource limits, and sign-in-required forms fall back to a reviewed manual answer list. Authentication remains on Google or Microsoft's own page; VocaForm never asks for provider passwords, MFA codes, passkeys, cookies, or reusable browser state. Contract checks, a second pre-submit value check, bounded browser resources, rate limits, and aggregate-only telemetry make failures explicit and recoverable.
This is the complete new web-form release (roadmap Goals 1–6A). Goal 6B remains long term and is not part of this release.
Video note: This feature was added after the original 2:08 demo video was finalized. The video remains unchanged, demonstrates VocaForm's original document workflow, and does not show web-form support.
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