The builder

1. 1Toolbar — rename the form inline, switch between Build and Logic, and reach Settings, Preview, Save and Publish. All of it lives here, not in a side panel.
2. 2Fields / Outline — Fields is the palette you add questions from; Outline lists every question by page so a long form stays navigable.
3. 3Title & description — what a respondent sees before the first question.
4. 4Question cards — click a card to edit it in place; drag to reorder. Order is preserved automatically when logic references a moved question.
5. 5Add question — or press / anywhere to search field types instead of scrolling the palette.

The middle column is the form, in order. Click a question to select it; the selected card expands to show its options, help text and per-type settings. Everything is edited in place — there is no separate properties dialog to keep in sync with what you are looking at.

• Add — pick a type from the palette. The new question lands directly below the selected one, so you build top to bottom.
• Reorder — drag a card by its handle. Conditional logic follows the question, so reordering never silently breaks a rule.
• Duplicate — copies the question and its options with fresh ids. The copy is independent; editing one does not touch the other.
• Delete — removes the question and any logic rule that referenced it. A rule pointing at a deleted question would otherwise hide a field forever with nothing on screen to explain it.

The left panel lists every question by label, grouped by page. On a long form it is the fastest way to jump — and the quickest way to spot that you have three questions all still called “Untitled question”.

These open from the toolbar rather than sitting docked beside the canvas: Settings and Theme are dialogs, and Logic and Rules are their own view, reached by switching the toolbar from Build to Logic.

• Settings — the public link, access, response caps, expiry and notifications. See Form settings.
• Theme — colours, typography, logo and cover image.
• Logic — show and hide questions based on earlier answers.
• Rules — calculations, conditional requiredness and cross-question validation.

The draft saves a couple of seconds after you stop typing. There is no Save button and closing the tab loses nothing.

Autosave writes the draft. It does not change what respondents see. Once a form is published, the builder shows Unpublished changes whenever the draft has moved ahead of the live version, and it stays that way until you publish again.

Each question has a stable keyderived from its label — this is what rules and exports refer to. Renaming a question's label does not change its key once the key exists, precisely so that a wording fix does not break a calculation or shift a column in every export you have already sent to someone.