No separate builder
Form, Field, Text area, Select, Checkbox, Attachment, Spam check and Submit are elements in the Add panel.
Add a form like any other element. The site saves every submission in its own database, emails you about new ones and keeps spam out. No form builder, no second service.
Form, Field, Text area, Select, Checkbox, Attachment, Spam check and Submit are elements in the Add panel.
Every submission is saved in the site's database before any email goes out.
Preview the form after it's sent and when it fails, then send a test submission.
There is no separate form builder. A form and its fields sit in the Add panel next to everything else, and you can see how it looks sent or failed before anyone uses it.
Form, Field, Text area, Select, Checkbox, Attachment, Spam check and Submit. Fields only go inside a form.
Build a formSwitch between Default, Sent and Error to see each state. Test submission sends the form the way a visitor would.
Everything visitors send lands in the Forms area, newest first. Notifications decide who also gets an email.
Send new submissions to one address or several. Leave it empty to only keep them in Forms.
No. A form is plain HTML in your page, and the site saves every submission in its own database.
To the Forms area of the site. Each one is saved first, so nothing gets lost. Email notifications are an extra on top.
Spam check adds an invisible check that stops bots. Anything that gets through can be moved to Spam, which stays out of the inbox.
Yes. Export CSV downloads every submission of a form as a spreadsheet, and a site export carries the submissions too.
Yes. Switch between Default, Sent and Error to see each state, and Test submission sends the form the way a visitor would.
Same design, rebuilt as real code, with forms that already work.