Formalini V2 - Developer Tools. Business. Document to Data. Earn with Us

When I built the first version of Formalini, the idea was simple: take a PDF, scan, invoice or handwritten form and turn it into structured data without hours of manual work. It worked, but it also made me realize something, as obvious as the place 28 out of 1176 for the v1. Extracting information is only one part of the job. What happens before and after is often where people lose the most time. That's why I built Formalini V2. **Here's what actually changes:** For businesses, Formalini can extract information from documents, validate it, route it through workflows and send it to systems like SAP, ServiceNow or other applications through APIs and webhooks. Less copying, fewer repetitive tasks. For developers and QA engineers, V2 adds an entirely new set of tools: - Scan an entire website for accessibility issues, compare results between runs and see what was fixed or broken. - Generate Playwright tests from real pages and user journeys instead of writing everything from scratch. - Test APIs with different authentication methods without setting up separate tools. - Detect visual and DOM regressions before they reach production. All from the browser, without installing a collection of tools or configuring multiple services. And we're taking this further with **Blueprints**. Imagine a developer creating an invoice automation solution for accountants, reusing Formalini's document processing and workflow capabilities, then offering that solution to multiple clients instead of rebuilding it every time. That's the direction we're heading: a platform where developers can build solutions, businesses can use them, and creators can eventually earn money from what they build. **V1 helped you extract data. V2 helps you turn that data, and the tools around it, into actual work getting done.** Some capabilities are already live, while Blueprints and monetization are part of what we're building next. I'm curious: which would save you more time right now — document automation, automated testing, or the ability to build and reuse complete business solutions?