ChatGPT Plugin

forms.app: Form Builder

Create forms & analyze answers

Brand: forms.app

Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending

Integration details

Description

Create any online form right in ChatGPT for free and collect unlimited responses. With forms.app MCP, you can let ChatGPT manage your forms, fetch the responses, get statistics, and do so much more. Whether it’s RSVP forms, research surveys, registration forms, or any other forms, forms.app fits right into your AI workflows. Example uses: - Creating forms from a description: "Create an onboarding survey for a branding agency with necessary contact details, brand personality questions, and questions about must-haves" - Evaluating a form’s performance: "Take a look at my job application form’s content, drop-off rates, and statistics; then tell me about how my form performs, as well as pointers on how to improve its conversions" - Analyzing submissions: Based on the responses we got from our employee survey, what should be our priority to improve morale and collaboration? - Visualizing form data: "Get the statistics and drop-off rates of my feedback form; analyze them and create compelling visuals I can use in a presentation"

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: forms.app
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-10-02
Tool count: 18
Geography: US

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Tools

18 tools agents can invoke

Gets a single submission (answer) of a form owned by the current user. The response carries the submission's questions once in a top-level `questions` list; the answer holds a `values` map of questionId → readable answer (resolve each questionId against `questions` for its title/type), plus respondent info, submit time and quiz score. Use it to read exactly what one respondent answered. answerId is required; provide formId or omit it to use the form the user is currently editing.
Lists the submissions (answers) of a form owned by the current user, newest first, with pagination. The response carries the form questions once in a top-level `questions` list; each submission holds a `values` map of questionId → readable answer (resolve each questionId against `questions` for its title/type) plus respondent info and submit time — so you can read and analyse what respondents actually answered. These are raw per-submission records, NOT aggregate counts — for totals/distributions/averages use the statistics tools. Provide formId or omit it to use the form the user is currently editing.
Searches the submissions of a form owned by the current user by keyword. The response carries the form questions once in a top-level `questions` list; each matching submission holds a `values` map of questionId → readable answer (resolve each questionId against `questions` for its title/type), so you can read and analyse who answered what. For breakdowns by city/country/device use statistics.get_form with groupBy instead. Provide formId or omit it to use the form the user is currently editing.
Describes a question type: returns the fields you may set (settableFields, including the shape of any nested arrays), recommended defaults and a concrete example. Call this BEFORE adding a question of that type (in form.create or form.update), then build the question matching the returned schema and example. Unknown type returns known:false plus the list of known types.
Creates and PERSISTS a new form for the current user. Use when the user wants a brand-new form (e.g. "create a contact form"). You must provide the title, a public URL slug and at least one question. After creating, call form.update with the returned id to set designSettings (colors, font) that fit the form's topic and tone instead of leaving the default theme, plus any other form-level settings. Returns the new form's id, url and editUrl.
Describes a form-level setting category (designSettings, baseSettings, conditions, calculator, thankYouPages, welcomePageSettings, afterSubmissionSettings, submitButton or metaData) so you can fill it correctly in form.update: returns its settable fields, recommended defaults, a concrete example and where it is applied. Call this BEFORE sending that block to form.update, then send values matching the returned shape.
Gets the FULL current state of a single form owned by the current user: its title, the complete list of questions (each with its questionId/questionType) and the current values of every editable setting block — designSettings, baseSettings, conditions, calculator, thankYouPages, welcomePageSettings, afterSubmissionSettings, submitButton and metaData (each carrying its _id where applicable). Call it BEFORE editing anything with form.update or update_question so you can see the existing values and merge correctly: resolve a question name/position into its questionId, and reuse an existing condition/thank-you-page _id to edit it in place instead of appending a duplicate. Provide formId or omit it to use the form the user is currently editing.
Lists the forms owned by the current user, with optional pagination and a publish-state filter.
Searches the current user's forms by name/keyword and returns matching forms with their formId. Use this when the user refers to a form by its name.
PERSISTENTLY publishes or unpublishes a form (saves immediately, not a draft change). Use when the user wants to publish / go live, or unpublish / stop / close a form. Also updates sharing and search indexing.
Updates and PERSISTS form-level settings of an existing form owned by the current user: title, url (public slug), questions and the setting blocks designSettings, baseSettings, conditions, calculator, thankYouPages, welcomePageSettings, afterSubmissionSettings, submitButton and metaData. All inputs are optional and only the ones you pass change; existing data is never deleted. To change a single existing question on its own use update_question. Provide formId or omit it to target the form the user is currently editing. Returns the updated form's id, url (when changed) and editUrl.
PERSISTENTLY updates the properties of a SINGLE question, safely merging the change into the full questions list before saving so other questions are NOT lost. Use when the user wants to permanently change one question attribute (e.g. "make the email question required and save"). For unsaved draft edits use form.update_field instead.
Searches the forms.app help center and returns relevant help article excerpts (title, url and the matching text) so you can answer strictly from them. Use this when the user asks how to do something in forms.app, where a feature is, or how a capability works — questions that the action tools (creating/updating forms, reading answers/stats) cannot themselves satisfy. It only EXPLAINS; it applies nothing to any form. Build your answer ONLY from the returned excerpts and cite the source links; do not add steps that are not in the excerpts. Returns success:false when nothing relevant is found — in that case tell the user it is not covered in the help center rather than guessing.
Searches for media by keyword and returns candidate items — it only FINDS media, it applies nothing. To apply an image, call form.update with designSettings.backgroundImage = the chosen url; there is no tool to apply a video or icon, so return its url/svg to the user as a reference instead of claiming it was applied. For solid background colors or removing a background, call form.update designSettings directly (no search needed). Returns an empty list when nothing matches, so you can retry with a different keyword.
Gets the drop-off (abandonment) statistics of a form owned by the current user over a date range: per question, how many respondents reached it (ReachedCount) and abandoned there (DropOffCount). Raw counts with no precomputed rate — derive the drop-off rate yourself (DropOffCount / ReachedCount). Provide formId or omit it to use the form the user is currently editing.
Gets aggregate statistics (views, submissions, conversion) for a form owned by the current user over a date range, optionally grouped (see groupBy). Provide formId or omit it to use the form the user is currently editing.
Gets the RAW statistics distribution of a single question (per-option/value counts and totalAnswers) of a form owned by the current user over a date range. It is not a precomputed average or summary — compute any average/percentage yourself. Provide formId or omit it to use the form the user is currently editing.
Gets the current user's profile: identity, locale and form-domain preferences. Use when you need to know who the user is, their locale, or the domain their forms are published under.

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