What pushed me to build this anyway was a mix of frustration and a personal goal. I’ve always found most form builders exhausting to use. Too many dashboards, too many switches, too much configuration, even when you just want to write something simple. At the same time, I wanted to step into the SaaS world with a goal that felt reachable. Not a giant platform, not hype drive, just a focused product I’d actually enjoy using myself. So instead of trying to reinvent forms, I leaned into one specific belief: Forms should feel like writing a document. That meant a document first editor, fewer decisions up front, and logic that stays close to the content instead of being hidden in settings. While building, I spent a lot of time refining the editor and the writing flow. And I am still working on it. I’d really love your feedback: What part of building forms still annoys you, even with modern tools? Thanks for checking it out

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Notion style form builder for people who hate form builders

Notion style form builder for people who hate form builders