This guide will help you quickly set up a form with Heysheet — whether you’re a developer integrating forms in code, or a no-code user using our drag-and-drop editor.


For Developers

Heysheet provides an API-first workflow that makes it easy to push form submissions into Google Sheets.

1. Sign In

Go to heysheet.in and sign in with your Google account or email.

2. Connect Google Account

After login, click the “Connect Account” button and grant access to your Google Sheets. This enables Heysheet to create and update your spreadsheets.

3. Create a New Form

Click “Create Form”, then:

  • Enter a form title
  • Choose to start with a template, from scratch, or use an existing spreadsheet
  • Click Save

4. Access the Form Detail Page

After creating the form, you’ll be redirected to the form detail page. From here you can:

  • Copy the Submission endpoint
  • Copy ready-made code snippets (HTML, React, etc.)

5. Submit to the API

Send a POST request to the form endpoint with your data:

POST https://api.heysheet.in/submit/your-form-id
Content-Type: application/json

{
"name": "John Doe",
"email": "john@example.com",
"feedback": "Great product!"
}

6. You’re Done 🎉

All submissions will be recorded in your connected Google Sheet instantly.


For No-Code Users

If you prefer not to write code, Heysheet offers a full visual form builder.

1. Create a Form

Follow the same steps above to create a form.

2. Open Form Builder Editor

Click on link Form Builder Editor or Brush Icon on the form card in the dashboard from the form detail page.

3. Build Your Form Visually

  • Start from a template or from scratch
  • Drag and drop components onto the canvas
  • Add fields like Short Text, Email, File Upload, Dropdowns, etc.

4. Customize Appearance

  • Choose themes and colors
  • Preview the form using the eye icon
  • Click Save to store your configuration

5. Share the Form

  • Click “Open Preview in New Tab” and copy the link
    or
  • Use the Public Form URL from the detail page

You can now share your form anywhere — email, website, or social media.


What’s Next?