TL;DR: Recall (answer piping) lets you insert a respondent's previous answer into any later question, description, or final page. Type @ in the editor to pick a field, and the respondent sees their own answer rendered inline.
#What recall does
When someone fills out a form, their earlier answers can appear in later questions. For example:
- Page 1 asks: "What's your name?"
- Page 3 says: "Thanks, Sarah — a few more questions about your experience."
The respondent sees their actual answer substituted in real time. This makes forms feel conversational instead of generic.
#How to use it
In any text field in the builder — question titles, descriptions, final page content — type @ to open a picker that shows all previous questions. Select one, and a recall token is inserted. When the form is live, that token is replaced with the respondent's actual answer.
The syntax looks like @[What's your name?](fieldId) in the editor, but respondents only see the substituted value.
#Score recall
You can also recall the respondent's total score using @[Score](__score__). This is useful on final pages for quizzes and assessments — "You scored 8 out of 10" — without hardcoding the value.
#Use cases
- Personalized greetings — use the respondent's name throughout the form
- Confirmation pages — "We'll send the confirmation to sarah@example.com"
- Contextual follow-ups — "You selected Enterprise plan. Here are a few questions about your team size."
- Quiz results — display the final score with a personalized message
- Summary pages — recap selections before final submission
#Availability
Recall is available on all plans. Open the builder, type @ in any text field, and start referencing.