Hi everyone, Basem here. I'm the solo maker of FormFlow, and it launches here soon.
Most form backends tell you what arrived. None of them tell you what was turned away. If a form on a client's site is refusing real people because of a strict field rule, a wrong origin or an over-eager spam filter, you're usually the last one to find out.
That's the gap FormFlow tries to close:
- Point any HTML form's action at one URL. You get an inbox, signed webhooks and email digests.
Point any HTML form at one URL. FormFlow receives, filters, stores and forwards each submission. When your own settings turn a real person away, it keeps the submission and names the one setting change that would win the most of them back.
