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Only the fields you pick

A form shows exactly the fields you added, and nothing else in the base.

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You pick the fields you want on a form, and those are the fields people see. Add a name, an email, and a date, and the form asks for a name, an email, and a date. The rest of your base stays where it belongs, out of sight.

Say a table carries thirty columns of internal notes, statuses, and formulas, but the person filling the form only needs to give you three of them. You add those three, and the form respects that boundary. Nobody scrolls past machinery that isn’t theirs to touch, and nothing you left off gets exposed by accident.

The result is a form that reads as calm and deliberate, showing exactly what you meant to ask and keeping the working parts of your base private.

The Airtable pain this solves

Feels native, because every control is.

Airtable’s web form gives every field the same grey box. Air Fill gives it the control iOS would — cards you tap, a calendar you flick, a signature you draw.

Priority Low Medium High

Select cards Single-select becomes big, thumb-sized cards. Tap one and the form moves you on.
Company Email

Text fields Floating labels, and the right keyboard for email, numbers, and URLs — chosen from your field’s type.
On-site visit

Site address

Conditional fields Flip a switch and the fields that matter appear. Ask only what the answer needs.
Ratings & more Stars, sliders, steppers, duration — the native controls Airtable’s web form skips.
July

S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Tue, Jul 14

Inline calendar Pick a date from a real calendar you flick through, right in the form.
Saved to the record as an image

Signature Collect a real sign-off with a finger or Apple Pencil, right on the phone.

The Airtable form complaints you know by heart.

Airtable has a lot on its plate. These are the form gaps we went deep on, answered on your own base.

“Lose signal, and the submission’s gone.”

Air Fill saves each entry on the device and sends it the moment you’re back online.
“The form logic never goes deep enough.”

Build the rules you need: AND/OR branches, section and submit gating, and calculations that update live.
“The inputs are basic, and there aren’t many.”

Sign on the screen, scan a barcode into a field, tap big choice cards, and search linked records.
“One form, and then you’re on your own.”

Form Flows runs a set of forms as one session and carries answers from each step to the next.

Long-standing, widely-reported limitations of Airtable’s own forms. Air Fill is independent and not affiliated with Airtable.

Airtable forms, and Air Fill

The same base, and a form that does more with it.

Capability	Airtable forms	Air Fill
Fill and submit offline	No—	Yes
Signature capture	No—	Yes
Native iOS controls	No—	Yes
Show fields only when relevant	Limited	Yes
Create linked records across tables	No—	Yes
Long forms as swipeable pages	No—	Yes
A log of every submission on your phone	No—	Yes
Update an existing record	No—	Coming
Collect without adding billable seats	No—	Coming

Your base, your token — Air Fill only reads and writes the fields you add to a form. Not affiliated with Airtable.

Start free, and move up as you need more.

Pro lifts the cap and turns on the Advanced track and Form Flows. Elite, coming for teams, adds the connected pieces like sharing a form with anyone and wiring submissions into your other tools.