Build beautiful, converting forms - for free. Whirr's doc-style builder lets you create forms as easily as you type. No coding needed, designed for everyone.
Whirr is perfect for creating forms tailored to your brand and specific requirements. For individuals like myself, who lack coding skills, its simplicity and straightforwardness are particularly beneficial.
Whirr is a great option for creating forms quickly and easily. The free plan makes it easy to try, and may even be a long-term solution depending on your needs.
After over a year of design and development and lots of learning (we’re passionate enthusiasts of the phrase “if we’re not winning we’re learning”) my co-founder Daniel (@stoops) and I are stoked to bring you Whirr.
Whirr is a FREE tool that allows you to build beautiful forms that actually convert. To build in Whirr you don’t need any design or coding experience or lots of time, simply type to create beautifully designed customer experiences.
✅ Realtime multiplayer collaboration
✅ No limits on submissions or forms, for free
✅ Simple Notion-like UX
✅ Beautiful UI components to build well designed experiences
Please let us know what you think! Roast our landing page or give Whirr a spin. We ❤️ and welcome any feedback.
Thanks ProductHunt!
Also if you love it and want to upgrade, use code PH50 for 50% off our Pro plan :)
@stoops@seandotexe Huge congrats on launching Whirr, Sean and Daniel! 🚀 Your dedication to simplifying form creation with such an intuitive and beautifully designed tool is inspiring. The commitment to a free, user-friendly platform that empowers collaboration and creativity is truly commendable. Excited to see how Whirr evolves with community feedback. Here's to your success and the impact Whirr will have! 🎉
@stoops@seandotexe Now I can ditch Typeform. 🎉Congrats! We're launching "Cascad3 - A decentralized inspiration-driven publishing platform" on Product Hunt soon. Let's collaborate! I would appreciate your support and feedback by clicking the "Notify Me" button to stay tuned and be the first to know when Cascad3 debuts on the stage.👇
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Thank you!
Best regards,
Yami
Congrats on the launch!! I’ve been trying out many different form builders recently. I’m curious, what integrations do you plan on adding in the future? Any compatibility with CRM tools?
@claytonwalker Hey Clayton, thanks for the support! We plan on integrating Zapier as next up on the roadmap to connect to thousands of tools this month. After that, we'll be working on an in-app automation builder and native integrations around summer. CRM tools are definitely high on that list!
We're so excited to bring Whirr to ProductHunt! @seandotexe and I have put in so much work, and are so grateful for this community. I can't wait to to hear and grow from your feedback!
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The amount of customization whirr provides is fantastic. Love the concept of "/" Eager to use this now.
Tried Whirr today after seeing it here. It’s refreshingly simple — the doc-style editing is intuitive, and I was able to build a decent-looking form quickly without needing to dig through settings. It’s not as powerful as something like Typeform in terms of logic or integrations (yet), but for straightforward forms or onboarding flows, it does the job well. Excited to see how it evolves.
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The doc-style "/" editing for forms is a genuinely smart call. Most form builders still feel like filling out a spreadsheet config, this feels more like writing.
One thing I noticed in the thread: Zapier is next on the roadmap. Curious whether you're thinking about native webhook support before that, or going straight to Zapier first? For technical users, a raw webhook often unblocks way more than waiting for native integrations.
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Tried Whirr today after seeing it here. It’s refreshingly simple — the doc-style editing is intuitive, and I was able to build a decent-looking form quickly without needing to dig through settings. It’s not as powerful as something like Typeform in terms of logic or integrations (yet), but for straightforward forms or onboarding flows, it does the job well. Excited to see how it evolves.
The doc-style "/" editing for forms is a genuinely smart call. Most form builders still feel like filling out a spreadsheet config, this feels more like writing.
One thing I noticed in the thread: Zapier is next on the roadmap. Curious whether you're thinking about native webhook support before that, or going straight to Zapier first? For technical users, a raw webhook often unblocks way more than waiting for native integrations.
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