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I've been working on an app lately, and I wanted to share what I'm trying to build. The idea is pretty simple: a form builder that feels more like Notion than a traditional form builder. Instead of starting with a bunch of complicated settings and templates, you build a form block by block. Add a question, an email field, a dropdown, a checkbox, a payment field, whatever you need, and customize the page as you go. The main use case I'm thinking about is collecting information without making the experience feel like you're filling out a boring form. For example, you could use it to: → collect email addresses for a newsletter → create a simple waitlist → collect customer feedback → gather applications or inquiries → create onboarding forms → collect information from clients → or just make a small interactive form for your website I'm also trying to make the customization feel more natural. Things like changing the layout, colors, spacing, sections, and individual blocks should happen directly while you're building the form, rather than having to jump through a bunch of separate settings. I'm still building it, so there are definitely things that aren't finished yet. But I'm curious about something: What do you find annoying about the form builders you've used? It could be something really small. Maybe the editor feels clunky, the forms look too generic, customization is limited, or you simply don't like the way responses are managed. I'm trying to build around those little frustrations rather than just adding another form builder with 100 features. https://reddit.com/link/1wf8cm7/video/09we11ejmaph1/player   submitted by   /u/chkbxx [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/13 21:56:03