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- From scratch1 question · One empty question, you decideStart from a blank page: one question, written by you. The fastest route when you already know what to ask.
- Feedback4 questions · Satisfaction plus an open commentA ready-made feedback form: how satisfied you are on a 1–5 scale, what you liked most, what we could improve, and an optional email field to follow up with anyone who wants an answer.
- Survey3 questions · Multiple-choice questionsA classic survey: how often people use something, which features matter most (multiple choice) and an open field for the rest. A solid starting point to learn what your audience needs.
- Invitation / RSVP5 questions · Attendance, guests, notesFor collecting event confirmations: name, whether they're coming, how many people in total, dietary notes and an email. It replaces the round of messages the day before.
- NPS2 questions · The classic 0–10 plus the whyThe standard NPS question — how likely you are to recommend us — followed by the reason behind the score. The score is calculated for you in the Responses tab.
- Contact4 questions · Collecting enquiriesA contact form that doesn't feel like one: name, email, what you need (dropdown) and room to explain. Embeds into your site with an iframe.
- Job application7 questions · Details, role, CV uploadA ready application form: name, email, phone, the role they're applying for, a CV upload, a link that represents them and one open question about something they built and are proud of.
- Event registration6 questions · Attendee, sessions, needsA registration form already written: name, email, organisation, chosen sessions as multiple choice, dietary or accessibility needs as free text and data consent as a real question.
- Order6 questions · Product, quantity, deliveryAn order form for anyone who sells a few things: product from a menu, quantity, delivery address in separate fields and notes for the courier. The address comes out of the CSV ready for labels.
- Booking6 questions · Date, time, party sizeA booking form: the name, a number to confirm on, day, time, how many people and any special requests. With the automatic close you never take more bookings than you have seats.
- Quiz5 questions · Multiple choice questionsA ready quiz: single-choice questions, a true or false and an email for the result. One question per screen, so people finish it on a phone too.
- Customer satisfaction4 questions · CSAT, matrix and commentThe classic satisfaction survey: a star rating, a matrix on speed, clarity, courtesy and price, and space to say what to do better.
- Employee survey4 questions · Anonymous, for the teamAn engagement survey: how valued people feel, how clear expectations are, what would help most and one thing to change tomorrow morning. Anonymous, because that's the only way it works.
- Course evaluation5 questions · Teacher, content, materialsThe end-of-course questionnaire: overall star rating, a matrix on teacher, content, materials and pace, then what to cut and what to add, as two questions.
- Complaint7 questions · What happened, when, evidenceA complaint form you can act on: order reference, date, what happened, an attachment and — the question that changes the tone — what you'd like us to do.
- Newsletter4 questions · Email, interests, consentA signup form with consent done properly: email, name, optional interests and a consent question that records what was accepted and when.
- Quote request6 questions · Project, budget, timingA quote request you can actually answer: what's needed, budget as ranges (including «I don't know yet»), the deadline and a reference.
- Creative brief7 questions · Goal, audience, prioritiesThe brief in ten minutes: the goal in one sentence, who it's for, priorities to rank, three things you do NOT want to see, and attachments.
- Bug report6 questions · What, where, how blockingA reproducible report: what's broken in one line, what you were doing, what you expected, how much it blocks you and a screenshot.
- Quick poll2 questions · One single questionOne question and an optional why. Ten seconds to answer, percentages already worked out to read.
- Market research5 questions · Habits, price, alternativesFour questions before you build: how often the problem happens, how it's solved today, what someone would pay and what would make them switch tomorrow.
- Volunteers6 questions · Availability and skillsA form to collect volunteers: contacts, availability slots as multiple choice (which become the rota) and what they can do.
- Exit interview4 questions · Why they leave, what to changeThe questionnaire to send before the conversation: the main reason, what would have kept them, what works and how likely they'd recommend the company.
- Product feedback5 questions · Use, features, what's missingThe feedback that actually helps: how it's going, what won them over, what made them swear, which features they really use and what's missing to use it daily.
- Form with signature5 questions · Details, consent, signatureA form you sign with a finger: details, a statement to accept and a signature drawn on screen, attached to the response with its date.
- Waitlist4 questions · Email and who's waitingA waitlist that tells you who's on it: email, what kind of user they are, what they'd like to do and how badly they need it now — which is how you sort the list.
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