Can a prompt replace Paperform?

Build a form tool styled like writing a document — fields flow inline with surrounding text, rather than sitting in a rigid grid — with a live price calculator. Use Next.js/TypeScript with SQLite. In the form builder, let the creator write body text with embedded fields (short text, select, number, quantity) using a simple inline syntax, rendered as a flowing document rather than a stacked list of boxes. Add a price-calculation feature: mark specific select or number fields as contributing to a total, such as a select option worth a fixed amount or a quantity field multiplied by a per-unit price, and show a running total that updates live as the visitor answers, before submission — this is the feature actually worth building, not just another form. Publish each form at a stable slug with server-side validation. Store responses with their final calculated total in SQLite, with a dashboard for search and CSV export. Send the form owner a notification on new submissions via a transactional email provider. Do not build a template library, native payment or CRM integrations beyond what you wire up yourself, or e-signature and PDF generation — those are out of scope; this is a document-style form with a working price calculator, nothing more. Needs a transactional email provider for notifications; no other external service required unless you add payment collection yourself.