Can a prompt replace SurveyMonkey?

Build a form and survey tool that, beyond basic field types, correctly computes a Net Promoter Score and simple rating averages — the specific calculation, not just raw response storage. Use Next.js/TypeScript with SQLite and Drizzle ORM. Support short text, long text, single-select, multi-select, and a 0-10 NPS-style rating field type in the form builder. Publish each form at a stable slug with server-side validation, honeypot spam protection, and rate limiting. Store responses and, on the results page, compute: response counts, per-question averages for numeric/rating fields, and a correctly calculated NPS score — percentage of promoters (9-10) minus percentage of detractors (0-6) — for any NPS-type question. Get this calculation right, since a wrong NPS number is worse than no number. Add CSV export and a simple one-level conditional branch (if the answer to Q2 is X, show Q4, else skip to Q5). Send the form owner a notification on new submissions via a transactional email provider, without putting submitted values in application logs. Do not build a template marketplace, industry benchmark comparisons, or multi-level branching logic — those are out of scope; this is a single-owner form tool with correct scoring math, not a research platform. Needs a domain and a transactional email provider for notifications; no other external service required.