Conditional logic & branching
Logic jumps work, but complex branching turns into a clickable maze you can't diff, test or review.
What people actually say
✕Users describe getting lost in logic jumps once a form has more than a handful of branches — the visual flow is required to keep track of where respondents end up.
Source: Typeform Community, logic jump confusion ↗✕Multi-condition jumps execute on the first matching condition only, so any subsequent conditions are silently ignored — easy to misconfigure and hard to debug at scale.
Source: Typeform help, building skip logic ↗✕Multi-branch flows where respondents can pick A, B, both or neither force authors to manually duplicate branches for every combination, with no native multi-path enrolment.
Source: Typeform Community, logic branching confusion ↗
Branches are real TypeScript — a typed `decide(answers)` function in your repo that you can diff in a PR, unit test, and replay against historical submissions. No more guessing which of 30 logic jumps fired; every decision is logged with the inputs that triggered it.