CanvasFlow is a form builder with the reading half taken as seriously as the writing half. Twelve field types, one question at a time for whoever answers, and real numbers on your side the moment they do.
A drawn edge beats a soft panel — structure, not decoration.
Square corners and hard shadows. An offset, never a blur.
Monospace for figures, so numbers line up down a column.
Texture belongs to the paper, not to the interface.
Reduced motion is honoured, not ignored.
Getting answers is the easy half. Most tools hand you a spreadsheet and call it done, which leaves you stitching together the part you actually needed — how many people started, where they quit, and what it all adds up to. CanvasFlow treats reading the results as part of the product, not an export you deal with later.
The interesting engineering is the kind you never notice: data that survives an edit, and concurrent changes that fail loudly instead of quietly.
Eight systems. No fifty-tab settings panel.
Short text, long text, email, phone, URL, number, dropdown, checkboxes, rating, toggle, date, and time. Drag to reorder, mark required, add a placeholder and a description.
Whoever fills it in sees a single question and a progress bar, so a long form stops feeling long. Email and URL fields are format-checked as people type.
Lay the form out on a freeform canvas or work down an ordered list. Same form, two ways to read it — switch whenever you like.
Views as well as responses, completion rate, the hour and day people reply, device split, and the exact question they gave up on.
Publish and hand over a URL, or download a QR code. No account needed on the other end — one response per visitor, duplicate submits ignored.
Close the form with a toggle, give it an expiry date, or cap total submissions. Unpublish to pull the public link offline and drop back to draft.
Every submission lands in a table you can page through, and the whole set downloads as CSV whenever you want it.
Invite collaborators as viewers or editors, change a role later, remove someone, or transfer the form outright to a new owner.
Drop fields onto the canvas, reorder them, and mark what's required. Sane defaults mean it's publishable straight away.
Publish, then pass along the link or the QR code. Nobody needs an account to answer.
Answers land one question at a time, validated on the way in and kept to one response per visitor.
Completion rate, drop-off per question, and the full response table — live, with CSV export when you want it elsewhere.
Multi-question surveys with ratings and long-form answers, no login for respondents, and CSV out for analysis.
Short qualifying forms with format-checked email and URL fields, shared as a link or a QR code on print.
Rating scales and open text, with drop-off per question showing you which prompt people stall on.
Sign-ups with a hard cap on submissions and an expiry date, so registration closes itself when it's full or done.
Structured applications with a URL field for portfolios, reviewed by teammates you've added as viewers.
Quick recurring pulse forms — toggles, ratings, a date field — read off the dashboard instead of a spreadsheet.
Free and unlimited — as many forms and responses as you need, every field type, with CSV export included.