Full review here:
https://youtu.be/q-eZ-NMTmdM

I took an initial look at MetaSurvey, a survey builder available on AppSumo. Its standout feature is the swipe-style survey experience: respondents move through questions one at a time, a bit like using a dating app. It gives surveys a more interactive feel than a conventional form and could be a good fit when you want to make answering quick and engaging.

I explored several question formats and tried creating a survey with the AI generator. My first prompt produced a survey in German, so I had to refine the instructions and specify that I wanted English. After that, it created a useful survey about lifetime deals. The AI can be a helpful way to get started, but I’d check the output and be specific about the language and content you need.

I also connected the survey to Google Sheets to see how responses are collected, and looked at the customisation and sharing options. The product includes ways to share or embed a survey, create a QR code, randomise questions and use conditional logic. Those options give you room to adapt a survey to different audiences and workflows.

My first impression is that MetaSurvey is straightforward to explore and offers a distinctive presentation style. The swipe format is its clearest point of difference, while AI generation and Google Sheets integration can help with creating a survey and working with responses.

This was an initial hands-on look rather than an in-depth or long-term review, so I can’t speak to how it performs at scale or how reliable every feature is in regular use. I’d recommend trying the builder with a real example, checking the AI-generated questions carefully, and making sure the survey and response workflow suit your needs before committing.

Overall, MetaSurvey looks like an interesting option if you want surveys to feel more interactive than a standard form. The AI gave me a language hiccup at first, but a clearer prompt improved the result. Worth exploring if the swipe-style experience appeals to you; just treat this as an early impression rather than a full product verdict.