Response-O-Matic

Formgong is a hosted backend for website forms. Developers keep their own HTML form and send submissions to a Formgong endpoint, where entries are stored in an inbox and can be delivered by email, Telegram or webhooks. It supports forwarding to Slack and Discord through incoming webhooks, and saving accepted submissions as rows in Google Sheets. Spam controls include a honeypot, server-side filters and optional Cloudflare Turnstile. The service is aimed at developers, freelancers, agencies and small businesses who want to collect form submissions from static, WordPress or AI-built websites without maintaining a form-processing server. Plans include submission limits, retention periods and delivery features; a free plan is available.

Formdall is the form backend for static sites. Instead of building your own endpoint, you change a single attribute: the action of your HTML form points at Formdall. No SDK, no npm install, no build step. We accept the submission, check it against a field schema you define per form, filter out the spam and store the rest encrypted. Then the notification goes out: email to you, auto-reply to the sender, HMAC-signed webhook to your system, or all of them. In the inbox you search submissions, export them as CSV and delete individual hits. Privacy is the architecture here, not a badge: hosted in Germany, AES-256 at rest, IP addresses kept only as a daily rotating hash, and a self-hosted proof-of-work captcha instead of reCAPTCHA - so no cookies, no cookie banner, no US transfer. Retention periods end in a daily physical deletion, not a soft delete. Formdall also speaks MCP: Claude, Codex, Cursor and any other MCP client create forms and write the finished snippet into your code.