GravityKit is a Gravity Forms certified developer that builds powerful add-ons for Gravity Forms. We are recognized in the Gravity Forms community for our quality development and excellent support.
Our flagship plugin, GravityView, allows you to display Gravity Forms entries on the front end of your website. Our Inline Edit plugin allows you to edit Gravity Forms entries faster and more efficiently and Import Entries provides an easy way to import data from a CSV file into Gravity Forms.
Learn about all of our different products and how to use them here.
Are you tired of bouncing between Trello boards, spreadsheets, and email threads? In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to build a fully interactive project management system right inside WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityBoard. GravityBoard gives you drag-and-drop task management, team collaboration, file attachments, automated notifications, and more—all without… Read more
If you’re using Gravity Forms, exporting submission data in a clean, professional format is often essential. One effective method is converting form entries to PDF and emailing them as attachments. In this guide, we’ll show you how to: Let’s dive in! Method 1: Emailing PDF reports using GravityExport GravityExport is… Read more
Paid Memberships Pro (PMPro) is a leading WordPress plugin for managing memberships, subscriptions, and gated content. If you’re using GravityView to power web applications on WordPress, connecting it to Paid Memberships Pro allows you to control access, manage members, and monetize your content with ease. In this post, I’ll show… Read more
BuddyPress is a popular plugin for building social networks and online communities with WordPress. If you’re using GravityView to display form entries on your site, connecting it to BuddyPress lets you turn those entries into user posts, profile updates, or group content. In this post, I’ll show you how to… Read more
GravityView and Contact Form 7 Views both allow you to display form entries on your website, but they differ in two key ways: In this post, we’re going to compare both plugins by taking an in-depth look at each one’s features, functionality, pricing, and more. TL;DR Both GravityView and Contact… Read more
Notion is a popular SaaS app for organising tasks, projects, and workflows. If you’re using GravityView to power web applications on WordPress, connecting it to Notion lets you store and manage that data in a Notion page or database. In this post, I’ll show you how to send data from… Read more
I compare two popular plugins for displaying and managing form data on the front-end: In this article, I present a comprehensive comparison of these two plugins, exploring their unique features and functionality. Let’s dive in! TL;DR GravityView and WPForms Views are both plugins that let you display form data on… Read more
Need an easy way to manage contacts and reach out to people directly from your WordPress website? In this tutorial, I walk you through how to build a fully functional contact list (or address book) using Gravity Forms and GravityView. You’ll learn how to create a searchable directory of contacts… Read more
In this post, I show you how to build a no-code system for easily tracking meals and monitoring health metrics. Whether you’re a nutrition coach wanting to offer this to your clients, or simply striving for a healthier lifestyle, a custom health log can make a world of difference. With… Read more
Are you torn between GravityView and Ninja Tables for presenting data in a table on your WordPress website? Choosing the right plugin can significantly impact the visual appeal and functionality of your data presentation. In this comprehensive comparison, we’ll delve into the strengths and features of both GravityView and Ninja… Read more