Forms are often used for sensitive things.

Event registrations.

They’re also one of the easiest ways to collect more data than you meant to.

In this video, we show how CryptPad Forms lets you create and share forms while keeping responses private by default.

You’ll see how people use CryptPad Forms to:

collect feedback or responses from groups

run surveys without tracking respondents

collaborate on form creation

keep answers end-to-end encrypted, even from the server

There’s no profiling, no analytics layer, and no hidden reuse of responses.

If you need forms that respect privacy as much as participation, this video is a good place to start.