The form is the link.
The reply is a link back.
Build a form with live calculations, rules and a workflow. Send it as a link. Whoever fills it in sends you a link back, and it lands on your board. No server, no account, nothing stored anywhere but here.
Build
Fields, formulas, show/hide rules and a workflow, the same engine that runs Faldaro, running here.
Send the link
The whole form is compressed into the URL. Text it, email it, print the QR code. It works on any device with a browser.
Get a link back
Their answers come back as a link. Open it here and it files itself into the inbox, recalculated and placed on your board.
Share what came back
A results link shows the counts and totals, never who said what. A sign-up sheet travels as one link the whole group adds to.
Questions
Do I need an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for. Forms and replies are stored in your own browser, and you can back them up to a file.
Where does the data go?
Nowhere. The form is compressed into the link itself, and each reply comes back as a link you open in the same browser. No server ever sees a form or an answer.
Is it free?
Yes, entirely, with no limits on forms or replies. There is no server to pay for. Hosted links, team inboxes, uploads and payments are what Faldaro itself offers.
How long can a form link be?
A typical twelve-field form is about 1,500 characters, which fits anywhere a link goes. Email and chat apps carry tens of thousands; SMS may cut a link past about 2,000.
What can a form do?
Twenty-five field types, formulas that compute as people type, rules that show and hide fields or show a message, a workflow with a board for the replies, results pages with counts, sign-up sheets that pass themselves on, and 24 languages.