Built for teams
who think in systems.
CanvasFlow isn’t just a form builder. It’s a structured way to collect, understand, and act on what people tell you — without noise, without friction.
Core principles
Clarity over clutter
Every field, step, and screen is deliberate. Nothing on the canvas is there for decoration.
Answers, not just submissions
A form that collects replies but tells you nothing has done half its job. Reading the results is part of the product, not an add-on.
Ownership by default
Your responses stay yours. Export the full set to CSV whenever you want, and deleting a form really deletes what sat underneath it.
The system
Build
Thirteen field types on a canvas or an ordered outline. Group them into segments, branch where the answers diverge, set what's required, reorder as you think.
Collect
One question at a time, one segment per page, or the whole form at once — your call. Inline validation on the way in. Share by link or QR.
Read
Total responses, completion rate, time spent, and every answer to a question side by side — the moment they land.
Act
Close a form, give it a closing date, restrict it to your organisation, or take the whole response set to CSV.
From a question to an answer you can read.
Publish a form and it starts reporting on itself. Completion rate, how long people spent, every answer to a question in one place, and the full response table ready to export — no spreadsheets to stitch together first.
Explore responses →Where it fits
What makes CanvasFlow different
- 01A builder you can read: freeform canvas or ordered outline, same form either way.
- 02Branching that weighs several answers at once, not just the last one.
- 03Analytics in the product, not bolted on behind an export.
- 04Access you control — open to anyone, or locked to your organisation's email domains.
- 05Collaboration with real roles, including handing over ownership.
- 06Live sessions in the same account, for the questions better asked in a room.
Build your first form.
It takes a few minutes, and the analytics start the moment someone answers.