
A no-code platform for collecting and monitoring programme data: offline, in 10+ languages, on the cheapest Android in the room. What comes back is clean enough to run a management information system (MIS) on.
Six things it handles well, on the ground.


A mobile health team logging visit data on the spot.
Enumerators collect without signal and sync when a network appears. The record is safe on the device until it does.
Forms and prompts in the languages your field team and respondents actually speak, including right-to-left and Indic scripts.
Programme staff build and change forms themselves, with skip logic, validation, and repeat groups.
Location stamps, photographs and signatures attached to the record, so a visit can be verified after the fact.
Submissions land in dashboards and reports as they arrive, ready to read.
Legacy data comes across in bulk, so the new system starts with your history in it.
Yes. Enumerators collect offline and the record syncs the moment a signal appears, so a dead zone never means lost data.
The no-code form builder is built for programme staff, not engineers, with skip logic, validation and repeat groups included.
You get a full export in an open format. Nothing is locked in.
The same platform, across almost every sector we work in. Programme teams build and change their own forms, so the tool follows the work rather than the other way round.
In health programmes mForm also speaks the national standards: records exchange over FHIR, and it supports ABDM M1, M2 and M3 for programmes that need to sit inside the national digital health stack.
Field data collected here feeds straight into mGrant’s LFA and KPI reporting. See mGrant →
What you need to capture, and what you can stop capturing. Usually the second list is longer.
Forms configured, tested with real enumerators on real handsets, in the field rather than the office.
Devices, logins, supervisor structures and the offline behaviour verified where the signal actually drops.
The first full reporting cycle is where the problems appear. We stay for it.
Transform Rural India uses mForm to digitise payment approvals for the UP State Rural Livelihood Mission, alongside mGrant across every programme vertical, 74 engagements and counting.
inconsistent entries flagged automatically, a pre/post assessment across 40,000 households in Bihar, submitted offline, synced overnight.