Feature
End date windows that actually close
A deadline that nothing enforces is a suggestion. Form Timer closes the form at the exact date and time you choose, so "due Friday at 5" finally means something.
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A hard stop, not an honor system
Once the end date passes, respondents can no longer fill or submit the form. Late visitors see a clear "this form is closed" screen with the deadline that passed. No more grading submissions that trickled in over the weekend.
Built for real deadlines
Homework due at midnight, scholarship applications closing at month end, take-home assignments with a 48-hour window: set the cutoff once and stop watching the clock. The form enforces the policy so you do not have to.
Works alongside per-respondent time limits
An end date and a countdown solve different problems, and you can use both. The end date is the calendar cutoff for everyone; the countdown limits each individual session. A typical setup: the form is available all week, but each candidate gets 60 minutes once they start.
No awkward partial submissions
Without enforcement, someone who starts just before the deadline ends up in limbo. Form Timer gives late arrivals and mid-form stragglers an unambiguous closed state, which is kinder than a submit button that silently fails.