Drag-and-drop builder
Compose forms with sections and a wide field palette.
Build your own forms — surveys, contact forms, applications, registration pages, feedback questionnaires — without touching code. Drag in fields, organize them into sections, design how it looks, publish it as a public page, and watch responses roll in.
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Capabilities
Everything ships out of the box. No setup, no plugins, no extra tools.
Compose forms with sections and a wide field palette.
Start from contact forms, NPS surveys, applications, and more.
Publish each form on a public URL with header image and rich-text intro.
Embed on your site or print a QR for offline distribution.
Submissions land in a structured inbox you can route into your CRM.
Quick start
Templates pre-fill sections and fields.
Drag in fields, group into sections, set required-vs-optional.
Add a header image, design touches, then publish.
Send the link, embed, or print a QR code.
No. The form is public. Anyone with the link can submit, and you'll see every entry on the Entries page.
Yes. Open the field's settings and toggle Required on. The public form will block submission until that field has a value.
Yes — drag and drop in the builder. You can also drag a field from one section to another.
Existing responses keep the old data, but the field no longer appears on the form or in the export. To be safe, export your entries before deleting fields.
Yes — up to your plan's monthly cap. Each form has its own public URL, theme, and entries.
Forms need at least one active field to publish. Add a field, then try again.
Add a File Upload, Image Upload, or Video Upload field. Uploads count toward your organization's storage quota.
Yes. Click Share in the builder, scroll to QR Code, and click Download QR Code to get a PNG.
Yes — pick a custom slug for the public form page.
Full business context from the first conversation. Daily operations, fundraising, revenue and finance, run with you. You approve every move. It handles the rest.
Nothing leaves your workspace without your yes.
How respondents see this form