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Forms

A form is how people send you information — a message, their details, an answer to a question. Exepad can add one to any app, keep every response safely, and let you know when something comes in. You don’t build it by hand; you ask for it.

What a form can do

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Forms cover most of the ways people reach out or sign up:

  • Contact form — a name, email, and message so visitors can get in touch.
  • Sign-up or lead capture — collect emails and details from people interested in what you offer.
  • Survey or feedback — ask a few questions and gather the answers in one place.
  • Application or request — let people apply, book a callback, or request a quote.

Ask for exactly the fields you want: “Add a contact form with name, email, and a message box,” or “Add a sign-up form that also asks which plan they’re interested in.”

Every submission is saved

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When someone fills in your form, Exepad keeps their response for you. Nothing is lost, and you don’t need a separate tool to catch it — it all lands in your app, ready to review whenever you like.

Each submission is marked as new until you’ve looked at it, so you can tell at a glance what still needs your attention and work through them at your own pace.

Get notified by email

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You don’t have to keep checking. Ask Exepad to email you whenever someone submits — “Email me at me@mybusiness.com every time the contact form is filled in” — and a summary of each response arrives in your inbox.

You can also send an automatic reply back to the person who submitted, so they know you received it — a simple “Thanks, we’ll be in touch” confirmation.

Where submissions show up

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Your saved responses live alongside your app’s other information, where you can read through them, mark them handled, and export them if you want a copy. See Viewing & editing your data for how to browse and manage what your app has collected.

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