Google Forms

Google Forms saves all your forms and collected data directly to your Google Drive (cloud storage). You can organize forms into folders and share them with your team just like any other file. This keeps everything in one place so you never lose a form or its responses. It also makes it simple to control who on your team can edit or view each form.

Form Maker lets you build a Google Form by entering your questions into a Google Sheet and pressing a button. It supports all major question types and lets you set validation rules (rules that check if answers are filled in correctly). This speeds up form creation if you already have your questions organized in a spreadsheet.

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Google Forms Pack syncs form responses into Coda tables for analysis.

Mailmeteor connects with Google Forms to help you send personalized follow-up emails to form respondents. It includes tracking, scheduling, and automation features built into Gmail. You can see who opened your emails after submitting a form. Useful for small businesses running surveys or lead capture forms.

AppSheet is a no-code app builder (meaning you don't need to write code) that connects to Google Forms and Sheets to turn your data into a mobile app. You can build apps for field teams, inventory tracking, or customer intake without a developer. It's built by Google and installs directly from the Workspace Marketplace.