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For several years offered a forms-backend as a service, for people building their own static forms.
Creating a form builder was an idea that I played with for a long time. However, as a developer I didn’t like most of the form builders out there. It always feels like I have to fill-in a (really complicated) form just to create a form.
What I ended up with was a text-to-form builder. On the left you write simple text descriptor, and on the right you get a form. And of course, as with any product these days, you can just ask the AI to write it for you. Publish the form is simple, and you’ve got yourself a hosted form.
And the backend gets all you’d expect from a forms the backend, including spam filter, email notifications, auto-response emails and integrations.
I’d really appreciate if you give it a go and share any feedback - the studio is open without registration, and if you want to publish you need to signup without credit-card, and you get 100 free credits.
Try it out here:
Next step is releasing the cli so developers can manage the form descriptor as code in their own repo.
You can see the studio in
Creating a form builder was an idea that I played with for a long time. However, as a developer I didn’t like most of the form builders out there. It always feels like I have to fill-in a (really complicated) form just to create a form.
What I ended up with was a text-to-form builder. On the left you write simple text descriptor, and on the right you get a form. And of course, as with any product these days, you can just ask the AI to write it for you. Publish the form is simple, and you’ve got yourself a hosted form.
And the backend gets all you’d expect from a forms the backend, including spam filter, email notifications, auto-response emails and integrations.
I’d really appreciate if you give it a go and share any feedback - the studio is open without registration, and if you want to publish you need to signup without credit-card, and you get 100 free credits.
Try it out here:
Next step is releasing the cli so developers can manage the form descriptor as code in their own repo.
You can see the studio in