Samast Forms
Developer-first form & poll engine with zero backend code
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Samast Forms - Developer-first form & poll engine with zero backend code

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Samast Forms is a developer-first, multi-tenant form & poll engine. Drag-and-drop 26+ dynamic field types, build embeddable site widgets, implement visual conditional logic, and send responses directly to your webhooks, Google Sheets, or Slack - all with enterprise security and zero backend code.

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Hey Product Hunt community! I am thrilled to launch Samast Forms today. As developers, we were tired of wrestling with custom form submission endpoints, setting up spam protection, managing database schemas, or paying heavy monthly fees for restrictive form tools that did not fit our app UI. Non-technical teammates could not update forms without breaking code, while developers hated spending engineering sprints managing form backends. So we built Samast Forms, a multi-tenant, developer-first form and poll infrastructure that bridges full code flexibility with an intuitive visual builder. Here is what makes Samast Forms different: - 26+ Native Field Types: From basic inputs to file uploads, star ratings, multi-matrix, and advanced validation. - Embeddable Polls and Widgets: Drop lightweight forms and polls into any React, Vue, or HTML site in under 30 seconds. - Visual Conditional Branching: Route fields and logic visually without writing messy if/else statements. - Enterprise Workspace Security: Multi-tenant RBAC, nested folders, Turnstile and reCAPTCHA spam protection, and rate limiting. - Developer-Native Integrations: JSON schemas, webhook event streams, CSV exports, Google Sheets, Slack, and Discord alerts. To celebrate our launch, all early supporters get lifetime early-bird access and priority support. We would love your honest feedback, questions, and feature requests. What is your biggest pet peeve with web forms today? Let me know in the comments below! Happy building, The Samast Forms Team

Loving the webhook integrations and the no-backend setup, that alone saves me hours. One thing I'd love to see is a version history for forms, so when I tweak conditional logic or add fields I can roll back to a previous state without digging through git. It would make iterating on forms way less stressful, especially when clients request changes last minute.

The webhook + Google Sheets combo is genuinely useful for quick client work, basically drop it in and you're collecting data without writing any backend. Conditional logic feels solid too, handled a pretty messy survey flow without me tweaking it twice.