Guides

How to use FormSnapp

What each feature does, how to set it up, and the parts that surprise people. Looking for the REST API instead? Read the API reference.

Conditional logic

Show and hide questions, require an answer only when it matters, and skip people past what does not apply to them.

Build a quiz that marks itself: score the answers, decide what each score means, and show the respondent their result.

Repeat back what someone told you — their name in a later question, their score on the ending screen.

Where people stop. Per-question drop-off, a funnel from opened to submitted, and where visitors came from.

Point a dropdown at a Google Sheet column or a Notion property, and the form follows the table instead of a list you retype.

Stop after a number of responses or on a date, explain yourself when you do, and ask for a confirmed email before the form opens.

Offer one form in several languages, with a switcher, right-to-left layout, and per-string fallback to the original.

Themes across your written answers, with quotes checked against the real responses — and score bands suggested from where your answers actually fall.