Changelog

What's new, by date.

What shipped and when it went live on papias.app, newest first. The product moves most weeks; this page says how.

13 November 2026

Layout is the first choice on the Design tab now, as three pictures: on a page, one at a time, a conversation. The Share tab offers the conversation too, and the plans on the pricing page say how many responses by conversation each has a month (25, 1,000, 5,000; never from your AI credits).

Limits written down instead of “fair use”: Business has 1,000 AI credits a month; emails to you about responses stop at 100 a day on Free and 1,000 on Pro and Business (the responses are always kept); emails to the people who answer have a monthly total as well as the daily one. Responses are still never counted.

Conditions with and/or: a question (or an ending) can look at several earlier answers and show when all of them hold, or any of them. Up to ten, spelled out on the canvas.

Conversational forms: set a form’s Layout to A conversation and people answer by chatting. Your questions in your words, every answer checked, tapped choices, a summary to confirm, and the ordinary form always one link away.

A QR code for every form: on the Share tab, as an SVG to print at any size or a PNG for a document.

Nell in the app: signed in, she knows who she’s talking to and can look up your plan and its usage, your forms and their response counts, and your invoices. Never a response or a form’s questions.

Ask Nell: the site has a helper. The pill on every page of the site answers questions about Papias from the pages themselves, and hands the rest to a person at hello@papias.app.

The home page shows the Design tab, a dressed invitation and a paper form becoming a form; the features page has cards for each.
Four invitations that arrive dressed: birthday party, wedding RSVP, baby shower and Christmas party, each with a look and a picture from the gallery already on it.
A cover gallery: illustrated covers for occasions in Papias's own style and a softer storybook set, shown whole, and eight abstract textures for the band or the whole page.
Playful fonts: Fredoka and Baloo 2 for the whole form, Caveat and Pacifico for the title; the Party look wears Fredoka.

Point your phone at a paper form: a photo (up to four pages) becomes the online form, with Undo.
AI credits: 10 a month on Free, 200 on Pro; a draft or a change is one credit, a photo of a paper form two. The AI box shows what's left.

A Design tab beside the form, with one-click looks: colours, font, background, pattern and buttons together.
Patterns we draw ourselves (confetti, dots, stripes, waves, stars, leaves), a shade over a full-page cover, a tinted card, the title in your colour and pill or square buttons.
The look in words: "make it look like a party" in Change with AI sets colours, font, background, pattern and buttons; a drafted form gets a fitting look when its description names an occasion.
The builder works in dark mode, and on a phone the + line stays in reach while you type questions.
Preview works for every account: a draft shows to its organiser before it opens, and a password never stops the organiser.
A help centre: short pages on every part of the product, with pictures of the real builder.
About, security, integrations and changelog pages, and pages on what Papias is for.

Build before you sign up: "Create a free form" opens the builder straight away, and signing up keeps the form.
Sign in with Google.
A new account is signed in at once; the confirmation email is needed before a form goes public.
Security headers on every page.

Payments in forms (Pro): a Payment question, paid on Stripe Checkout into your own Stripe account, no cut.

Google Sheets (Pro): a spreadsheet per form in your own Drive, a row per response.
Twenty templates, each a real form you can try before you take it.
Comparison pages: Papias beside Tally, Typeform, Jotform and Google Forms.
A Go Pro link in the header and a plan line on the forms list.

Email to the person who answered (Pro), with a copy of their answers, replies to you.
Your own domain for your forms (Pro).
Your Google Analytics or Meta Pixel on a form (Pro), told the form was opened and sent, never the answers.
Version history: every save kept, restorable on Pro.
Email on each response to people in your workspace; a new form emails its maker.
The Business plan; Pro's 200 AI drafts a month and five people.
Terms of service, a full privacy statement and a data processing agreement.
Sign-up opened.

Different endings for different answers, password-protected forms, and a link preview when a form is shared.
The NPS question, pictures on options, and picture blocks between questions.
Full-page backgrounds (a tint, the colour, or the cover picture) with the form on a card.
Popup and slide-in embeds, or your own button or link.
The form's buttons, hints and checks in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch or Portuguese.

Accounts and workspaces: sign up by email, forms belong to a workspace, invitations on Pro.
Plan limits and billing by card, with VAT handled at checkout.
Values on options: a price or points behind each option, totalled by a calculation.

Draft a form from a description, and change a form in words. Nothing is saved until you press Save.

Responses: search and filters, star and done, notes, a page per response with edits kept, Excel downloads, where people stop.
Spam caught without a CAPTCHA.
Responses as messages in Slack, Microsoft Teams and Discord.

Address, Amount and Consent questions; the kind of answer guessed from the wording; one question at a time.
Phone numbers and addresses the way the form's country writes them.
Cover image, logo and a choice of fonts per form.
Pages, conditions, pre-fill from the link, close dates and limits, webhooks, embeds, answers kept on reload.

The first part of the product goes live: a club's Last Man Standing competition, sign-up and picks on a phone.