Forms, rules and records

Collect data that holds up afterwards

Formora is a form builder for work where the answers matter — monitoring visits, intake, assessments, field surveys. Questions can calculate and validate each other, dropdowns draw on reference data you manage in one place, and every response stays readable against the exact version of the form it was filled on.

How it works

Three steps, then it is running

  1. 01

    Build it

    Drag in the fields you need across as many pages as it takes. Add logic to hide what does not apply, and rules to calculate and cross-check the rest. Everything autosaves as you work.

  2. 02

    Publish it

    Publishing freezes a version and gives you a link. Keep editing afterwards — the draft is yours to change, and respondents keep seeing the published version until you say otherwise.

  3. 03

    Read what comes back

    Responses arrive against the version they were filled on. Filter them, export what you filtered to, watch where people drop off, and post each one to your own systems as it lands.

Who it is for

Built for the awkward forms

A contact form does not need any of this. These do — and they are the ones that usually end up in a spreadsheet nobody trusts.

  • Field monitoring and M&E

    Repeating sections per site visited, cascading location lists, and a record per subject that accumulates across quarters.

  • Intake and eligibility

    Questions that appear only when they apply, requirements that depend on earlier answers, and eligibility computed as the form is filled.

  • Assessments and audits

    Scored questions, cross-field checks that catch a contradiction at the point it is entered, and an immutable version behind every result.

  • Multi-team operations

    Several workspaces, distinct roles per workspace, shared reference data, and an audit trail over all of it.

Build your first form

Create a workspace, build a form, and share a link. Nothing to install, and no card needed to start.