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What’s New

Version 2.1 — October 2026. Released on 16 October 2026, for iPhone and iPad (iOS 15.6 or later).

  • Share cards, redesigned. Four styles built from your form (preview, ticket, poll and rating), in square (1080 × 1080) and story (1080 × 1920) formats, each with a large QR code.
  • Header images. Create a 1600 × 400 header in the app, in one of four styles (shapes, pattern, gradient or band), then set it as the Google Forms header or add it at the top of the form.
  • A clearer Premium screen that lists exactly what each plan includes.
  • No more ads. The app no longer shows advertising.
  • Fixes and improvements.

Version 2.0 — September 2026. A big update, built around your Google Forms. Requires iOS 15.6 or later, on iPhone and iPad.

  • Create with AI, redesigned. Describe the form you need, pick the type, length, tone and language, review the generated questions, rename or regenerate, then keep editing in the app.
  • Paper questionnaire scanner. The camera reads the questions, options and rating scales and builds the form for you. Text recognition runs on the device.
  • Quizzes. Set the correct answer and points per question; Google Forms grades every submission.
  • Automatic closing. Stop accepting responses after a number of answers or on a date.
  • Design panel. Fonts, sizes, colours and the header image, with a preview.
  • Share sheet. Copy link, fullscreen QR code, social card image, printable PDF.
  • Editor. Questions, Preview, Responses and Settings tabs; images and descriptions on questions and options; sections; drag to reorder; undo after delete.
  • Responses. Pie and bar charts, individual answers, CSV, Excel and Google Sheets export.
  • Home. Folders, search, rename, duplicate, move, trash; open any of your forms from its link.
  • iPad. Template grid, AI composer and QR code laid out for the larger screen.
  • Many fixes and speed improvements.

Get version 2.0 on the App Store, or read what the app does.

Version 1.0 — May 2026

First release: create Google Forms from a typed description or a photographed paper questionnaire, share by link and QR code, read responses in the app and export them to CSV, Excel or Google Sheets.