Paid plans never turn respondents away
A busy month no longer closes your forms. On Pro and Business, forms keep accepting responses past the monthly allowance, and every account now gets an email at 80% and 100% of it.
Recent improvements to Stelld, newest first.
A busy month no longer closes your forms. On Pro and Business, forms keep accepting responses past the monthly allowance, and every account now gets an email at 80% and 100% of it.
Ask about dietary needs only if someone is coming to dinner. Pick the earlier question and the answer from lists — no formulas — and a hidden question never blocks submission.
Two new question types: a rating scale, such as 1 to 5 or 0 to 10, with a label at each end, and a slider for amounts. Choice lists can also be shuffled so each respondent sees the options in a different order.
Write the message people see after submitting, in English and French, and optionally send them on to a page you choose a few seconds later. On Pro, you can also remove the Stelld line from the bottom of a form.
Send each person a link with their name or member number already filled in. You choose which questions can be filled this way, and respondents can still change the answer.
Exported spreadsheets now use your question titles as column headers, in the same order as the form, and include every question — even ones nobody has answered yet.
Describe your form in a few lines and Stelld writes a prompt for the assistant you already use. Paste the answer back and your fields appear. Stelld never calls an AI service itself.
Set a date and time and the form stops accepting responses on its own — nobody has to remember to unpublish it.
Each form now has its own encryption key, and the keys live with a Canadian-owned provider, separate from the data. What sits in the database and its backups is unreadable on its own.