forrrms
A form backend for your website. Collect submissions, receive email notifications, and connect your forms to the tools you use.
Visit forrrms.com (opens in a new tab)The part after the submit button
Building the visible part of a form is often straightforward. Handling what happens after someone presses submit is a separate job: receiving the data, filtering spam, notifying the right person, and keeping responses somewhere useful.
forrrms takes care of that backend work while letting the website keep its own design and markup.
Your form, one endpoint
A form gets a public endpoint that can receive standard HTML submissions, JSON, or multipart requests. That makes it usable from a static website as well as a JavaScript application.
Submissions can be reviewed in an inbox, delivered through email notifications, or passed to other services through webhooks. Spam protection and file uploads sit alongside that basic workflow.
Using it here
The newsletter signup on this website uses forrrms to collect email addresses and consent. It is a small example of the intended setup: a form that belongs to the site, connected to a service that handles the submission.
