In today’s digital world, automation saves time and reduces manual errors.

If you regularly collect data using Google GMAIL, you probably spend time manually copying responses into Google Sheets.

In this article, I’ll show you how I automated this entire process using Zapier — a no-code automation platform that connects your favorite apps — and then documented my Zap on GitHub for others to reuse.

⚙ What is Zapier?

Zapier is a powerful automation tool that lets you connect two or more applications together to perform automated actions, called Zaps.

Each Zap has two parts:

For example

When a new Google Form response is submitted, → Add a new row in Google Sheets.

🛠 Step-by-Step Setup

Step 1. Create a Zap

Step 2. Add Action

Step 3. Publish Your Zap

Once tested successfully, click Publish to activate your Zap.

Now every new Google Form submission will automatically add a new row in Google Sheets — no manual work required.

Step 4. Share Your Zap as a Template

Step 5. Add Action

Step 6. Upload Zap to GitHub

Go to GitHub.com

→ Create a new repository.

Add a file named README.md.

Paste the following markdown content:

# Google Form → Google Sheets Automation (Zapier)

🔗 Zap Template

Use this Zap: [Click here to open in Zapier]( https://zapier.com/shared/d68ed54b4661ce0bcd88d7510687d803c4656df0)

🧠 What this Zap Does

Automatically sends Google Form responses to Google Sheets.

⚙ Connected Apps

🪄 Trigger

New Form Response Submitted

🚀 Action

Add Row in Google Sheet