Sedge · form, quiz and intake builder

Come December, people finish your forms

Forms that people actually finish and enjoy. Build conversational forms, scored quizzes and multi-step application intake without code, then read every response in one shared workspace.

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Intake and quizzes run on Sedge at

  • Ravenscroft
  • Zephyr Row
  • Umberly
  • Fernhill Freight
  • Jasper Ridge
  • Branching logic
  • Scored quizzes
  • Reviewer assignment
  • Drop-off per question
  • Slack alerts
  • Google Sheets rows
  • Webhooks
  • Custom domains
  • Audit logs
  • Conversational forms

01 — The difference

One intake, two ways to run it

Same application, same applicants. What changes is how much of the form each person has to look at.

The long page

22 fields on one page, all required
  • Every applicant sees every question
  • Answers arrive as one email each
  • Nobody can say where people quit
  • Reviewers chase status in a spreadsheet

The Sedge flow

4 short steps, one question at a time
  • Branches skip what doesn’t apply
  • Responses land tagged in one workspace
  • Drop-off shown per question
  • Reviewers assigned from a dropdown

02 — Features

What the builder actually does

Drag it together. Branch it where it matters.

Drop fields onto the canvas, then tell Sedge who sees what next. Conditional logic sends a researcher to the research statement and a practitioner to the portfolio, without a second form.

  • Show, hide or skip any field by answer
  • Preview every path before you publish

Scores that arrive with an explanation.

Assign points per answer, set score bands, and write the feedback each band sees. The result appears the moment someone finishes, so the quiz answers “how did I do” before they email you.

  • Per-question points and section scores
  • Custom feedback for each score band

Applications that already know who reviews them.

Split a long application into steps and route each one to a reviewer as it lands. Tag, score and move candidates through stages from one table, in bulk when the pile gets tall.

  • Reviewer assignment by rule or by hand
  • Stages, tags and bulk actions

Find the question people quit on.

Every question reports how many people reached it and how many left. Move the one that hurts, watch the completion curve, and stop guessing from the total alone.

  • Drop-off tracking per question
  • Daily completion trend by date range

03 — Getting started

Blank canvas to live link, in this order

  1. 1Connect

    Point Sedge at your tools.

    Link Slack, Google Sheets or a webhook once. Every form you build after that already knows where its responses go.

  2. 2Configure

    Build the flow, set the rules.

    Drag in fields, add branches and scoring, name the reviewers. Preview each path before anyone else sees it.

  3. 3Launch

    Publish and read the drop-off.

    Share a link or embed the form. Responses land in the workspace tagged and routed, with completion tracked from the first day.

Plans start at $109 and are paid once.

Pick a plan, then build

04 — Integrations

Sits beside the tools already open in your other tabs

Send each response where your team already works. Slack messages, Google Sheets rows and webhooks cover whatever the six below don’t.

  • HubSpot
  • Figma
  • Slack
  • Jira
  • Google Calendar
  • Linear

05 — Plans

Pay once. Keep building.

Three plans, each a single payment in USD. Pick the one that matches how many responses you collect.

Seedling

$109one-time

For a first form and a quiet inbox.

  • Unlimited drag-and-drop forms
  • 100 responses per month
  • 20 starter templates
  • Email notifications
Buy now

Meadow

$319one-time

For quizzes, logic and your own domain.

  • 5,000 responses per month
  • Conditional logic and branching
  • Scored quizzes
  • Custom branding and domains
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Marsh

Most popular
$469one-time

For review pipelines and audit trails.

  • Unlimited responses
  • Multi-step application review pipelines
  • SSO and audit logs
  • Priority support and API access
Buy now

06 — From teams using Sedge

What teams say

Applicants used to quit on the portfolio page. Per-question drop-off showed us exactly where, so we moved that question to the end. Nobody has mentioned it since.
— Hana W., Operations Lead, Lantern & Loom Studio
Assigning reviewers is a dropdown now, not a spreadsheet column and a reminder email.
— Dmitri O., Program Manager, Quillfeather Press
Custom feedback on each score band means the quiz answers the questions we used to answer by email.
— Sana B., Customer Education Lead, Brightwater Tools

07 — Plans

The form is the easy part now

Seedling, Meadow or Marsh. One payment, no renewal date to remember. Choose a plan and the first form takes an afternoon.

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