The June releases.
In one month the builder learned to branch, to remember, and to resize. Three releases — conditional logic, save & resume, and forms that fit their content.
Most months ship one thing worth writing about. June shipped three — and the last of them spilled a few days into July. Taken together they change what a NodumForms form can be: not just a list of questions, but something that reacts to the person answering, holds their place when they step away, and sits at whatever width its content actually needs.
Here is everything new, and why each one matters.
Conditional logic
Rules in plain English. Show, hide, jump or end the form based on what people answer.
Save & resume
A private link that hands respondents their answers back, on any device, exactly where they left off.
Resizable forms
Drag either edge to set the width. Anywhere from a tight 320px to a roomy 1200px.
Conditional logic
Forms can finally think. The new NodumForms Logic tab lets you write rules the way you would say them out loud — if the rating is 3 or lower, show the follow-up question — and the form does the rest. Show or hide questions, jump past whole pages, or end the form early, all driven by earlier answers.
The pickers adapt to each question type, conditions combine with AND and OR, and rules re-evaluate live as people answer — even within the same page, so a follow-up can appear the instant it becomes relevant. A built-in health check flags the traps before anyone hits them: rules that contradict each other, questions that can never appear, jumps that point backwards. And a Questions view flips the lens, listing every question with its starting visibility and each rule that touches it, grouped page by page.
“Write the rule the way you would say it out loud — if the rating is 3 or lower, show the follow-up — and the form does the rest.”
Save & resume
Long forms used to mean lost progress. Now, when you switch on Save & resume, every respondent gets a floating Save & come back later button while they fill in the form. One click saves their answers and hands them a private link.
Open that link any time — on the same device or a different one — and the form picks up exactly where they left off, right down to the page they were on. It works on multi-page forms, alongside conditional logic, and on your own custom domain. Once they submit, the link is spent, so it can’t be reused. There is nothing to install and no account for the respondent to create; it is one toggle in the form’s settings, and then the button is simply there.
Forms that fit their content
Every form used to sit at one fixed width. Now you can grab the handle on either edge of the canvas and drag — a tight, focused column for a single quick question, or a wide canvas for something with more going on. Anywhere from 320px to 1200px.
The width you set is the width people see. It rides along to the published form and comes with you when you duplicate. A small thing, but the kind of small thing you feel on every form you build after it.
Available now, on every plan
All three are live today, included on every NodumForms plan — the free tier included. If you already have an account, open any form and you’ll find the Logic tab, the Save & resume toggle in settings, and the drag handles on the canvas waiting for you. If you don’t, the free plan takes about thirty seconds to start and needs no credit card.