RowFlow (YC S25) — Replacing forms with AI conversations
RowFlow replaces clunky web forms with natural conversations that run over text, slack, or wherever your users are. Our platform increases your form’s response rates while cutting your internal overhead in half.
RowFlow is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2025 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Replacing forms with AI conversations. The founders listed are Alec Olesky (Founder/CTO), Jack Bubes (Founder/COO) (Y Combinator directory entry, August 26, 2025).
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RowFlow replaces clunky web forms with natural conversations that run over text, slack, or wherever your users are. Our platform increases your form’s response rates while cutting your internal overhead in half.
With RowFlow, you can take any existing form and instantly convert it into an AI-powered conversation. New flows launch in minutes and reach respondents over your preferred channel or embedded chat. We guide the exchange, follow up automatically, and return clean structured data without extra work from your team.
Forms power billions of business interactions yearly. Whether it’s forms for client intake, registrations, compliance, feedback, or surveys, they all follow the same painful pattern: low conversion, messy data, and frustrated users. Teams have long tolerated forms only because there's been no scalable alternative for collecting structured information from people - until now. Our goal is for RowFlow to become the new default way for how organizations collect user data in an AI-first world.
Alec Olesky
Founder/CTO
Jack Bubes
Founder/COO
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