Hi HN,
My name is Bohdan, and I've been in the web dev industry for nearly 15 years in various engineering roles, with a focus on frontend and UX.
For the past 6 months, I've been working on Fomr, a no-code form builder. As a founding engineer at my previous startup (YC S23), we struggled to find a decent and easy-to-use form builder to collect our customers' data.
My goal with Fomr is to make data collection online a breeze with a fast and snappy editor experience and powerful integrations and workflows.
Fomr is one of the few local-first form builders out there. Its backend is powered by a sync engine called PowerSync, which makes a local DB snapshot of your data, allowing each CRUD action in the app to be pretty much instant, then it syncs in the background with your main DB.
There is a huge road ahead with many new features for Fomr, but do let me know what you think.
Thanks!
My name is Bohdan, and I've been in the web dev industry for nearly 15 years in various engineering roles, with a focus on frontend and UX.
For the past 6 months, I've been working on Fomr, a no-code form builder. As a founding engineer at my previous startup (YC S23), we struggled to find a decent and easy-to-use form builder to collect our customers' data.
My goal with Fomr is to make data collection online a breeze with a fast and snappy editor experience and powerful integrations and workflows.
Fomr is one of the few local-first form builders out there. Its backend is powered by a sync engine called PowerSync, which makes a local DB snapshot of your data, allowing each CRUD action in the app to be pretty much instant, then it syncs in the background with your main DB.
There is a huge road ahead with many new features for Fomr, but do let me know what you think.
Thanks!