10 things you can ask AI to do with Gravity Forms (using the free GravityKit MCP)
See 10 practical things you can ask AI to do with Gravity Forms using the free GravityKit MCP: create forms, manage entries, build Views, and more.
Product updates
Launch Log: theme template editing in Block MCP, Shield silentCAPTCHA for Zero Spam, and GravityView fixes
Block MCP adds safe theme template editing, Gravity Forms Zero Spam gains Shield silentCAPTCHA support, and GravityView fixes lightbox and notice bugs.
Launch Log: Row headers for screen readers, smarter conditional logic, and multi-View fixes
GravityView 3.1 adds row headers for screen readers, plus smarter conditional logic in GravityCalendar and fixes for DataTables, Maps, and Dynamic Lookup.
Latest Posts
How GravityKit enables nonprofits to manage scholarship applications
Case study: Nile Flores built a scholarship application system for the AAPA Veterans Caucus using Gravity Forms and GravityView, replacing costly off-the-shelf nonprofit software.
Turn Gravity Forms into a powerful database solution
Use GravityView to turn Gravity Forms into a searchable front-end database. Store, filter, edit, and export entries without custom code or third-party database software.
Collect and display donations on your website using Gravity Forms and GravityView
Build a donation collection and display system on WordPress without code. Use Gravity Forms to accept payments and GravityView to show donors on the front end.
Announcing DataTables 3.0: Drill down into your data with field filtering
DataTables 3.0 adds per-column field filtering to the GravityView DataTables layout. Drill into specific data by searching within individual columns for more precise analysis.
How to build a Yellow Pages clone on WordPress
Build a Yellow Pages-style business directory on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Collect listings with a form and display them in a searchable, filterable directory.
How to build a Gravity Forms geolocation directory
Build a geolocation directory with Gravity Forms and GravityView Maps. Collect addresses in a form and display them as interactive map markers with filtering and front-end search.
How to build a store locator for WordPress with no code
Build a store locator for WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Display business locations on an interactive map and let users search for nearby stores without any code.
Announcing Maps 2.0: Radius search is here!
GravityView Maps 2.0 adds radius search, letting visitors find nearby listings by entering an address or using their current location. Great for store locators, directories, and event listings.
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