Form Port makes it easy to create and publish forms without dealing with backend code. Build contact forms, waitlists, lead forms, feedback forms, service requests, and more, then share a hosted link or embed them on your site. Manage every response from one dashboard, get instant email notifications, export your data as CSV, or connect Form Port to automation tools through webhooks.
I didn’t build Form Port because the world needed another form builder.
I built it because I kept needing forms and hated the usual setup.
Too many tools. Too much configuration. Too much time wasted on something that should be simple.
So I made Form Port.
Build a form. Publish it. Collect responses. Done.
And if you need more, you can embed it, export your data, or connect it to your automations with webhooks.
This is the first public version, and I’m launching it before trying to make it “perfect”.
If you try it, tell me what sucks. That’s probably the most useful feedback I can get.