Drag a form together, branch it with logic, and watch every response land in one shared dashboard — scored, filtered and routed to Slack, Sheets or your CRM. You’re minutes from your first live form. Go build it.
Build it fast, branch it smart, read every result.
Editor
Drag it together in minutes
Pick from 30+ question types — rating scales, rankings, dropdowns, date pickers, file uploads — and drop them exactly where you want them. Reorder with a flick and watch the live preview keep up.
Core question types on every plan
Add question
Short textLong textMultiple choiceDropdownRatingFile uploadDateRanking+ 22 more types
Designer applicationSaved · 12s ago
1 · Full nameAmara Okafor
2 · Which role are you applying for?Product designerResearcherIllustrator⌘D Duplicate · ⌫ Delete
Drop here
Rating · How would you rate your Figma skills?
Logic
Show each person only what applies
Branch on any earlier answer. Designers see the portfolio upload, researchers see the writing sample, everyone else skips straight to references. Shorter paths, fewer drop-offs, cleaner data.
Preview: 7 of 11 questions shown on this pathSave rule
Quizzes
Quizzes that grade themselves
Give every question a point value, set a pass mark, and Tickly scores each attempt the second it’s submitted. A custom result page tells people exactly what to do next.
Included from Checklist
Onboarding safety check · ResultKenji W. · Nov 8, 09:41
86%
Passed12 of 14 points · pass mark 70%
Fire exits5/5
PPE4/5
Manual lifting3/4
Result page · 80–100% “You’re cleared for the floor.”
Edit page
Graded instantly· Score sent to Sheets
Intake
Intake your reviewers can actually run
Collect files, assign reviewers and move applicants through statuses without a spreadsheet hand-off. Everything about one applicant sits in one drawer, comments included.
File uploads from Checklist · approval workflows on Clipboard
IBImani Brooks Designer application · Nov 6, 14:51 UTCIn review
Files
portfolio-2026.pdf4.2 MB
checkout-case-study.pdf1.8 MB
references.docx72%
Reviewers
DPLKAssign
Review progress · 2 of 3 done
Dev P.· 2h ago Strong checkout case study. Moving her to the final round.
Analytics
Answers that land where you work
Watch responses, completion rate and drop-off update in real time. Then route them — to a Slack channel, a Google Sheet or your CRM — the moment each one lands.
Slack, Sheets and CRM routing
Routes · Designer applicationLast 28 days
Every new response → Slack #hiringFired 1,177 times
Score ≥ 85 → Google Sheets, tab “Shortlist”Fired 164 times
Status is Shortlisted → CRM, create contactFired 41 times
Weekly digest → support inboxPaused
Row added to Shortlist· Synced 2m ago
02 — How it works
Blank canvas to live link before the kettle boils.
1
Drag it together
Drop questions from 30+ types onto the canvas, reorder with a flick and add your colors and logo.
Live preview as you go
2
Wire the logic
Show or skip questions from earlier answers, set point values for quizzes and assign reviewers for applications.
Rules, scores, reviewers
3
Launch and route
Share a link or embed it, then send every response to Slack, Google Sheets or your CRM the moment it arrives.
Link, embed, route
03 — Integrations
Plugs into the tools your team already has open.
Works with your favorite tools. Send a response where your team will see it, and skip the copy-paste.
SlackPost each new response to a channel
QuickBooksDraft an invoice from an order form
Microsoft TeamsPing reviewers when an application lands
LinearFile bug reports as issues
Google DriveSave uploads to a shared folder
FigmaCollect design feedback with one link
DatadogFlag a drop in completion rate
ZapierTrigger anything else on submit
04 — Plans
Pick your plan and publish today.
Every plan is billed annually. Move up when your response count does.
Applicants only see the questions that apply to them. Our designer intake dropped the empty portfolio uploads overnight, and reviewers stopped sending clarification emails.
— Priya S., Ops Lead, Foxglove
Quizzes grade themselves and the result page tells each person what to revisit. I filter the dashboard by score band instead of marking papers on a Sunday.
— Elena V., Training Manager, Kestrel Works
Every low rating pings our Slack channel with the full response attached. We reply the same afternoon.
— Noah B., Head of Product, Ashgrove
Your move
Stop chasing replies. Start reading them.
Pick a plan, open the editor and publish your first form before your next meeting starts.