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 looking for a way to display your Gravity Forms entries on a calendar? Calendars are a great way to visualize event information. Using the Gravity Forms Calendar plugin by GravityView, you can embed a customized calendar on your website in minutes that displays data from Gravity Forms. Install… Read more
Did you know that over 6 million homes are sold each year in the US? And just over 60% of those buyers take out a mortgage. The monthly payment is one of the most important aspects of any home loan, but calculating it can be tedious! So why not build… Read more
GravityView’s Edit Entry page contains three buttons – “Update”, “Cancel” and “Delete”. We’ve added common CSS classes to the buttons to try and enforce consistent theme styling, but with some themes, like Divi for example, the buttons show up as plain HTML. This can be frustrating, especially if you’re trying… Read more
When it comes to GravityView, there are endless opportunities for creativity and innovation. Websites that would usually require a team of developers and cost thousands of dollars to build can be launched by one individual within weeks if not days. In this article, we’re going to explore how you can… Read more
*GF Entries in Excel is now GravityExport Lite. We’re excited to announce that GravityView is now the proud home of the popular GF Entries in Excel plugin! This plugin provides users with a helpful way to export their Gravity Forms data into Excel, and we are so proud to be… Read more
Check out this quick video summarizing all the new changes in GravityView 2.10! 🌼 Spring is in the air, and so is a major refresh to the GravityView editor! We’ve been busy at GravityView! We’re thrilled to release a major update to our View editor. Here’s a rundown of the… Read more
Gravity Forms is close to releasing a shiny new user interface in Version 2.5. We’re excited about the changes and have updated our Gravity Forms Calendar plugin to be fully compatible with the upcoming beta. In addition, we made a bunch of fixes and improvements under the hood to ensure… Read more
Do you use Gravity Forms to collect event registrations on your WordPress website? Do you want to display an event registration list on the front end? With GravityView, you can do exactly that! 😎 GravityView extends Gravity Forms by allowing you to display Gravity Forms entries on the front end… Read more
In this new series, we’ll be looking at features of GravityView and the awesome things you can do with them. In this post, we’ll explore the ways you can search through your entries. The search functionality is one of the most important aspects to building an application with Gravityview. If… Read more
On our blog, we recently featured a case study of one of our users, Adam Cavotta, who is a Senior University Training Specialist at New Mexico State University. NMSU uses GravityView in nearly 10 different ways. In this ongoing blog series, we’ll teach you how to create similar applications for… Read more