Build a form from 12 kinds of question, share a link, and read every answer in a table — graded, if you made it a quiz.
Add questions from 12 kinds of answer, mark the ones that are required, and structure the form with sections and text blocks. Or tell the form's assistant what the form is for and let it write the first draft.
Publish, and the form's link opens. Choose how it looks — every question on one page, or one at a time — and, if you need to, add a password, a closing date or an age screen.
Every answer lands in the responses table as a row: when it was submitted, the email if you asked for one, and each answer in its column. Export the table to a sheet when you want to work with it.
Make the form a quiz: give questions points and an answer key. Responses are scored the moment they arrive, and the score sits in its own column.
As people see it
Two layouts, same questions. All at once puts every question on one scrolling page. One at a time gives each question the whole screen, with a thin progress bar across the top; Enter moves on. Either way, answering needs no account — just the link.
Responses
The responses table has a row for every submission — when it came in, the email if you asked for one, each answer in its column, and the score if the form is a quiz. Responses stay until you delete them, or for the number of days you set.
Forms AI
The form's assistant starts from what you are trying to learn — a signup, a survey, a quiz — and proposes the questions, with the right kind of answer for each. Approve them and they land in the builder, where every one stays editable.
And two ways to structure them. The list is the builder's own.
Short answer
One line of text.
Paragraph
As much text as they need.
Multiple choice
One of several options.
Checkboxes
Any number of options.
Dropdown
One option from a list.
Linear scale
1 to 5, or the range you set.
Rating
Stars.
Number
A number only.
Checked to be an address.
Link
Checked to be a URL.
Date
From a calendar.
Time
From a clock.
Section
A titled break between groups of questions.
Text block
Instructions or context, with no answer.
Forms
A form is the way a team asks people outside it: a signup, a survey, a request, a quiz for a class. In Kanvly the form lives in the same workspace as the board it feeds and the sheet it will be counted in, so the answers do not arrive in a separate tool that someone then has to copy from.
Building one is choosing questions — 12 kinds of answer, from a short line to a rating to a date — and deciding how it looks to the people answering: every question on one page, or one question at a time with a bar that fills as they go. Publishing opens the link; a password, a closing date or an age screen can stand in front of it when they should.
Every answer lands in the responses table, one row per submission, with the score in its own column if the form is a quiz — points and an answer key are all it takes, and grading happens the moment a response arrives. Keep responses until you delete them, or set a number of days after which they go on their own.
Forms and responses, per workspace.
| Free | Starter | Team | Business | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forms | 1 | 10 | 40 | 150 |
| Responses a month | 100 | 1,000 | 5,000 | 25,000 |
| Owned workspaces | 1 | 2 | 3 | 5 |
No. Publish the form and share its link; anyone who has it can answer. You can add a password, a closing date, or an age screen, and choose how long responses are kept.
Boards, pages, sheets, slides, a calendar, and an assistant that reads all of them. Free to start; paid plans add seats, sharing, comments, due dates and more AI.