Google Forms, on the device in your hand
What actually works in Google Forms, tested on a phone.
Guides with real screenshots, free tools, and real templates you can copy into your own Drive. Plus an app for the jobs Safari does badly.
Templates
Start from a real Google Form
Each template is a working form. Make a copy and it lands in your own Drive, ready to edit.
Customer Satisfaction SurveyNine questions built around what someone did and what they would change, rather than a score you cannot act on.
Event Feedback FormEight questions, short enough to be answered in the last five minutes of an event rather than ignored in an email on Monday.
Event Registration FormNine questions covering a headcount, dietary and access requirements, and nothing that would cost you a sign-up.
Classroom QuizTen questions for an end-of-lesson recap, with the steps to make Google Forms mark eight of them for you.Guides by task
What do you need to do?
Build a form
Share and collect
Free tools, no account needed
Some run in your browser, some are step-by-step guides, one is in the app. Each card says which.
The app
When Safari is not enough: AI Form for Google Docs.
Type a sentence or photograph a paper questionnaire. The app writes the questions, builds the form and gives you a link, a QR code, quizzes with automatic grading and live charts of the answers. Every form is a real Google Form in your own Drive.
Free to build and share, with no ads. iPhone, iPad, Macs with Apple silicon and Apple Vision Pro. No Android version.


How the guides are made
Google never shipped a Forms app, so every step is checked on an iPhone, in Safari and in the app, with screenshots of what you will actually see. When something could not be tested, the guide says so.
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