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A recorder inside your Formsite form.
An embedded HTML item holds the AddPipe recorder, a hidden item carries the recording name, and the result lands with both. Nothing uploads to Formsite.
No upload limits to work around
Formsite file upload sizes and storage allowances do not apply, because nothing is uploaded to Formsite. The media goes to AddPipe.
Exports stay clean
The result gains one text column holding the recording name, which is easy to join against AddPipe's records or your own bucket.
Long forms, short answers
On a form that already asks a lot, a spoken answer is the one respondents are most likely to actually give.
What forms use it for.
Research responses
Spoken answers to open-ended questions, where typing on a phone would produce three words.
Intake and registration
A recorded statement attached to an intake form, timestamped and stored under your own retention rules.
Technical feedback
Screen recording for support and usability forms, so the problem is shown rather than described.
Details.
Which Formsite item types do I need?
An Embedded HTML item to hold the AddPipe recorder, and a Hidden Field item to receive the recording name once the upload finishes.
What is stored in the result?
The recording name, a short string that appears as an ordinary column in your results table and in every export.
Does this use my Formsite file upload space?
No. Nothing is uploaded to Formsite. The recording goes to AddPipe, so your storage allowance and per-file size limits do not apply.
Can I require a recording before the form can be submitted?
Yes. Make the hidden item required so Formsite validation refuses a result with no recording name.
Does it work in the Formsite mobile view?
Yes. The recorder runs in mobile Safari and Chrome without an app, and the embedded HTML item renders in the responsive layout.
Related integrations.
Add a recorder to your Formsite form.
Every recorder option is open during the 14-day trial. No card required.