Product Updates
Here at GravityKit, we build powerful add-ons for Gravity Forms, the most popular form plugin for WordPress. Our suite of plugins is the best solution for displaying, editing, importing, and exporting Gravity Forms entries.
As one of the few Gravity Forms certified developers, our plugins are recognized as robust, reliable, and excellently supported! We regularly publish updates to all of our plugins. Here you’ll find blog posts about all of our new releases and updates.
Announcing GravityImport 2.8.0: A smarter and more accessible way to map, validate, and import Gravity Forms data
We couldn’t be more excited to release GravityImport 2.8.0! This is a major usability-focused release that rethinks one of the most critical parts of the import process: field mapping. Alongside a redesigned interface, this update introduces comprehensive pre-import data validation, and several accessibility improvements….
Launch Log: GravityExport Lite accessibility upgrades, and improvements to GravityView
This week, we released a set of focused improvements across GravityExport Lite, Gravity Forms Dynamic Lookup, and GravityView. We improved export configuration and accessibility in GravityExport Lite, clarified how Dynamic Lookup field values are displayed, and refined file handling and filtering behavior in Views….
Launch Log: GravityView sees support for Repeater fields
Our flagship plugin, GravityView, got a big update this week with support for the new Gravity Forms Repeater field. The Repeater field lets you group a set of fields together and allows users to add that whole set multiple times in a single submission—for…
Launch Log: Magic Links enhancements and DataTables sorting fixes
I tried to organize a party in space once, but there was no atmosphere… Okay, okay let’s get into this week’s product updates! This week, we released several focused fixes across GravityEdit and GravityView, along with new capabilities for Magic Links and small but…
Launch Log: Clearer admin errors, custom code placeholders, and key fixes
Ever wondered why aliens don’t visit our solar system? It turns out they read the reviews, and it only has one star! Welcome to our first Launch Log of 2026. We’re kicking things off with a raft of exciting updates, including clearer error notices…
Launch Log: WordPress 6.9 compatibility updates, and more
I was going to start this post with a joke about black holes, but I didn’t want it to suck. As we prepare to wrap up the year, we have some impactful product updates to share. We been squashing bugs, adding improvements, and ensuring…
Launch Log: Improvements and key fixes across GravityView, GravityMath, and more
It’s time for a new weekly roundup, though this one covers the last four weeks. Whoops! We’ve been more than a little busy getting our new website ready for launch, but we’re back with an overview of all that’s new since our previous Launch…
Launch Log: Dynamic Lookup sees support for additional fields, new Elementor widget
How do you throw a party in space? You planet! All right, I’ll show myself out. But before I do, let’s dive into this week’s Launch Log—it’s a doozy. This week’s updates focus on improving stability and expanding flexibility across GravityKit products. Highlights include…
