> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.forms.wtf/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.forms.wtf/overview/readme.md).

# Welcome

**forms.wtf** is a Web3-native form builder that lets you create token-gated forms, collect wallet-verified responses, and sync data to your tools — all without writing code.

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## What makes forms.wtf different?

| Feature             | Traditional form builders | forms.wtf                                     |
| ------------------- | ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Authentication      | Email/password            | Wallet signatures (EVM, Solana, Bitcoin, SUI) |
| Access control      | Password protect          | Token gating (NFT, ERC20, ERC1155)            |
| Respondent identity | Email address             | Wallet address + ENS name                     |
| Web3 question types | None                      | Wallet address, ENS name                      |
| File storage        | Public URLs               | Private S3 with signed URLs                   |
| Export              | CSV                       | CSV, JSON, Merkle tree                        |

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## Who is it for?

* **DAOs** — gate governance surveys to token holders
* **NFT communities** — collect info from verified holders
* **Web3 startups** — onboard contributors, run allowlists
* **Event organizers** — gate RSVPs to NFT or token holders
* **Any team** — run surveys and forms with wallet-based identity

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## Quick start

1. [Connect your wallet](/getting-started/connecting-your-wallet.md) to create an account
2. [Create your first form](/getting-started/creating-your-first-form.md)
3. [Add token gating](/building-forms/token-gating.md) (optional)
4. [Share your form](/sharing-forms/publishing-and-sharing.md) with your community
5. [View responses](/responses-and-analytics/viewing-responses.md) in the dashboard

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## Core concepts

* **Wallet-based auth** — no passwords. Sign a message with your wallet to log in.
* **Token gating** — require respondents to hold specific tokens before they can fill out your form.
* **One response per wallet** — each wallet address can submit once per form (updates allowed).
* **ENS resolution** — wallet addresses are automatically resolved to ENS names where available.

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## Need help?

* Email: <support@forms.wtf>
* X / Twitter: [@formswtf](https://x.com/formswtf)


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