Collect replies (forms)
A form lets people send you something — a message, an RSVP, a sign-up, an order. Add one to any page just by asking.
Add a form
Section titled “Add a form”Tell the assistant what you want to collect:
“Add a contact form with name, email, and a message.”
“Add an RSVP form: name, how many guests, and ‘coming / not coming’.”
“Add an order form for my candles with name, scent, and quantity.”
It builds the form, right on your page.
Every reply is saved
Section titled “Every reply is saved”When someone fills out your form, their answer is kept for you — you don’t have to wire up a spreadsheet or an inbox. Come back any time to see who said what: every RSVP, every message, every order in one place.
What forms are great for
Section titled “What forms are great for”- Contact — “get in touch” without putting your email out in public
- RSVPs — weddings, parties, classes, events
- Sign-ups — a waitlist, a newsletter, a volunteer list
- Orders & requests — a simple way to take orders before you need a full shop
- Feedback — a quick survey or suggestion box
A few nice touches
Section titled “A few nice touches”You can ask for things like:
- Required fields — “make email required.”
- A thank-you message — “after they submit, say ‘Thanks — we’ll be in touch!’”
- Dropdowns and choices — “let them pick a size: small, medium, large.”
What’s next
Section titled “What’s next”- Lists & data — show a list on your page that you can update.
- Share it — get your form in front of people.