Analytics
Know how it is going without reading every row - how many answered, when they came in, and what most people chose.
Answering never needs an account
Make a form, free forever
Give it a name and start writing questions. Nothing is saved until you say so.
Or press Start building and name it later.
Not sure what to ask? Start from a set of questions somebody already chose.Pick a starting point
Start from one of these
All starting pointsWhat you get
All of it, on every form - no tier to reach, and no watermark on what people see.
Password protected
For a form whose link will travel further than the people meant to fill it in - forwarded, pasted in a group, printed on a wall.
Scheduled
Let a sign-up open on the day and close itself at the deadline, so nobody answers early and you are not shutting it by hand at midnight.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of question can I ask?
Sixteen: short and long text, email, phone, a web address, a number, a single choice, checkboxes, a dropdown, a scale, a rating, a matrix, a date, a time, both together, and a consent tick. Headings, dividers, sections, columns and page breaks lay them out.
Can a question depend on an earlier answer?
Yes. On the Logic tab you say which answer brings which follow-up, so nobody reads a question that was never theirs - and a long form can be cut into pages so it is not one endless scroll.
How do people get to the form?
A published link with an address you choose, and a QR code for a poster, a door or a slide. There is a preview of exactly what they will see before anybody sees it.
Can I control who answers, and when?
A password, or a sign-in when you need to know who answered. A schedule opens the form on one date and closes it on another in your own time zone, and you can let people come back and edit what they sent.
What do I get back?
Every response in one table you can search and filter, each answer on its own printable sheet, a chart of how they arrived, a ring for every question, and CSV or Excel when it has to leave.
Can I make it look like ours?
Eight palettes or a colour of your own, three typefaces, sharp or round corners, the air between questions, and a band or a shape behind the title - per form, because one login runs a training sign-up and a client intake and they should not look alike.
Does answering need an account?
No. Whoever you send the link to signs up for nothing. Building a form does need one, because the questions and the answers have to live somewhere.
Is it free, and is there a limit?
Free, with no tier to reach and no watermark on the form people fill in - and no cap on forms, on templates, or on the answers any one of them collects.