Google Forms Follow-Up | Looking for 5-10 Early Users, Up to 7 Months Free
Google Forms is great for collecting responses. But who makes sure every request gets assigned, who followed up, and actually handled? How do you make sure nothing gets forgotten?
That's the problem I wanted to solve when I started building Form Watchdog, a Google Workspace Marketplace add-on that turns Google Forms responses into organized team workflows. With automatic assignments, conditional routing, deadlines, reminders, notifications, and more.
I've spent a lot of time building, testing, and refining it, and the platform is now fully functional.
I'm looking for 5-10 early users or teams already using Google Forms who would like to use Form Watchdog in real-world workflows.
To thank them for their early support and feedback, I'm offering up to 7 months of free access.
Leave a comment or send me a message, and I'll share a private invitation.
Early Access Offer
Here's what you'll get:
30 days completely free, with no credit card required.
An additional 6 months free if you decide to continue by selecting a subscription plan.
All available features included, with unlimited access.
Unlimited Google Forms connected to your workspace.
Unlimited form responses to manage and track.
Unlimited team responders to collaborate and handle incoming requests.
Unlimited notification recipients to keep everyone informed.
Direct communication with the founder to share feedback and suggest improvements.
After the additional trial, your selected subscription becomes paid unless canceled beforehand.

What can Form Watchdog do?
Google Workspace Marketplace | Available as a Google Forms add-on on Google's official Marketplace, making it easy to install and connect Form Watchdog to your existing Google Forms.
Shared Team Inbox | Manage responses from multiple Google Forms in one workspace, with internal notes, assignments, and activity history.
Smart Assignment & Conditional Routing | Automatically assign responses to the right team member based on answers to specific questions. Add notification-only contacts and use reusable presets to simplify configuration.
Email Notifications & Daily Summaries | Send notifications containing full form responses, or receive daily summaries instead.
Automatic Respondent Notifications | Send confirmation and handled-status emails to the person who submitted the form, on behalf of your company.
Deadlines, Reminders & Escalations | Set response deadlines, track overdue requests, and configure alerts for responsible team members or the workspace owner.
Customizable Action Inbox | Organize incoming requests using customizable status cards, track progress, and mark responses as handled with documented outcomes.
Handled Notifications | Automatically notify selected team members when a response has been handled.
Slack & Webhook Integrations | Connect your workflow to other communication channels and automation tools.
Built-in Support Chatbot | Get help setting up and using Form Watchdog directly within the application.
A little about what I'm looking for
I'm not just looking for signups. I'd really like to hear from people who already use Google Forms to manage customer requests, service inquiries, registrations, or internal processes. People who are willing to connect their forms, use the workflows, and tell me what works, what's confusing, and what's missing.
I built Form Watchdog around the idea that collecting a response is only the beginning. Making sure someone actually handles it is what matters.
Your feedback will help me improve Form Watchdog and shape what comes next.
If you'd like to give it a try, leave a comment or send me a message. I'll share a private invitation.
And even if Form Watchdog isn't something you need right now, I'm curious: How does your team currently keep track of Google Forms responses and make sure nothing falls through the cracks? What's your biggest challenge when it comes to assigning requests and making sure nothing gets overlooked?
Built for teams that want to make sure no Google Forms response gets forgotten.
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