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formbricks is awesome, best open source surveys out there! :))

Formbricks can do what Formspree does but open source see here: https://formbricks.com/vs-formspree

formbricks does have single use survey links, here are the docs for it:

https://formbricks.com/docs/link-surveys/single-use-links

its off topic but you could consider using formbricks instead of Typeform: it's free, open source and has animated backgrounds :P

is it self-hostable or what do you mean with "own your data"?

form.io is more focussed on letting companies build form applications quicker. It's not a survey tool per se :)

cool idea, will chat with our designer :)

looks cool! But you’re doing a lot of things at the same time, why Typeform AND sprig?

why is this needed?

I agree! At the same time its cool that they also picked a few proven projects like Nuxt or tRPC. Good mix :)

super cool congrats :)

the startups were announced today

Formbricks: In-product micro-surveys

Analog: Fullstack meta-framework for Angular applications

Atri-Labs Engine: TeamStack for faster Progressive Web Apps development

HTMX: AJAX & Web Sockets directly in HTML

Code Hike: Build code walkthroughs for blogs, docs, slides & tutorials

Dioxus: React-like GUI library for multiple platforms, built with Rust

LinkFree: Connect with your audience through a single link

Seamly2D: Democratizing fashion design & production with Design CAD

Nbdev: Boost developer productivity with an exploratory programming workflow

Formbricks: Modular, customizable & extendable form functionality

Sniffnet: Cross-platform network traffic monitoring & analysis

Pypandoc: Thin wrapper for the universal document converter, Pandoc

Mockoon: Design and run mock REST APIs with ease

Nuxt Framework: Intuitive framework for building web applications on the edge

Responsively App: Accelerate responsive web page development

Datasette: Explore and publish data with this open-source multi-tool

Spyder: Scientific Python development environment

Strawberry: Python GraphQL library leveraging type annotations

Termux App: Terminal emulator for Android with 2000+ Linux packages

Poly: Fast Go package for engineering organisms

tRPC: End-to-end typesafe APIs made easy

1. Formbricks: Open-source Qualtrics - https://formbricks.com 2. Analog: Fullstack meta-framework for Angular applications - https://analogjs.org/ 3. Atri-Labs Engine: TeamStack for faster Progressive Web Apps development - https://atrilabs.com/ 4. HTMX: AJAX & Web Sockets directly in HTML - https://htmx.org/ 5. Code Hike: Build code walkthroughs for blogs, docs, slides & tutorials - https://codehike.org/ 6. Dioxus: React-like GUI library for multiple platforms, built with Rust - https://dioxuslabs.com/ 7. LinkFree: Connect with your audience through a single link - https://linkfree.io/ 8. Seamly2D: Democratizing fashion design & production with Design CAD - https://github.com/FashionFreedom/Seamly2D 9. Nbdev: Boost developer productivity with an exploratory programming workflow - https://nbdev.fast.ai/ 10. Sniffnet: Cross-platform network traffic monitoring & analysis - https://github.com/GyulyVGC/sniffnet 11. Pypandoc: Thin wrapper for the universal document converter, Pandoc - https://pypi.org/project/pypandoc/ 12. Mockoon: Design and run mock REST APIs with ease - https://mockoon.com/ 13. Nuxt Framework: Intuitive framework for building web applications on the edge - https://nuxt.com/ 14. Responsively App: Accelerate responsive web page development - https://responsively.app/ 15. Datasette: Explore and publish data with this open-source multi-tool - https://datasette.io/ 16. Spyder: Scientific Python development environment - https://www.spyder-ide.org/ 17. Strawberry: Python GraphQL library leveraging type annotations - https://strawberry.rocks/ 18. Termux App: Terminal emulator for Android with 2000+ Linux packages - https://github.com/termux/termux-app 19. Poly: Fast Go package for engineering organisms - https://github.com/TimothyStiles/poly 20. tRPC: End-to-end typesafe APIs made easy - https://trpc.io/

Hoi!

What if engineers could build qualitative feedback into products right from the start?

In our experience, this often gets neglected because all dev attention goes to building the actual product. And yet, no one would launch a product without usage analytics because its insightful and really easy to implement.

How would a solution for qualitative data look like?

Formbricks aims to:

- fill the gaps between usage analytics and 1:1 interviews - keep dev attention at a minimum when leveraging best practices to gather qualitative data (Superhuman PMF, in-app interview prompts, onboarding & churn surveys, etc.) - build one user profile from waitlist -> paying customer (like early user CRM)

It's different from micro-survey tools because:

- doesn't clutter UI (natively embeddable in user flows) - specific analysis (e.g. for PMF survey) vs. generic visualisation of data - open source (self-hostable, freely customizable, embedabble)

The ask: Please poke holes in it :)

Happy sundays!

thanks for sharing, keen to read the other stories as well!

Thanks for the link!

My key question is: Do you measure it to be able to optimize it?

hey HN!

We made a React Lib to make coding forms and surveys in React really fast and easy.

It comes with lots of prebuilt components for questions types and native Tailwind support.

We're adding non-standard types like star-rating, NPS, Slider, toggle out of the box.

We're also working on multi-step, form logic, internationalisation, accessibility and more.

Would love your feedback on the developer experience!

We are not A/B testing the video, I just thought it was funny.

yes you got the right idea, I simply wasn't sure if my certainly questionable humor is considered "political".

We took it out, I guess the less edge you offer these days the better off you are :)

Oh really? It would be super valuable to talk to you about what you built and why. Please shoot me a message at hola@snoopforms.com or in the Discord - I'll try to reach you via Codeday.org as well :)

that would be cool! Actually, it's fairly easy to integrate as there are existing tools we can use. I'll add it to the feature requests, good idea :)

cool, I'll think about the UX confusion and see if I can come up with a fix. Thanks! :)

You are absolutely right and we are aware of this as we calculated it through.

Pricing an OS project isn't easy and we will introduce scaled prices per submission e.g. 500-2.000 -> 0,02$, 2.000-10.000 -> 0,01$ and > 10.000 -> 0,005$ or so.

We just didnt want to make it too complicated early on.

thanks! :) Correct, we see the appeal from the Typeform UX but actually see snoop as more than a tool to create beautiful forms. Data collection is just the entry point.

So ideally, we have:

- free plan no CC needed (e.g. 100 submissions) - extended free plan with CC (e.g. 500 submissions) - paid plan with cost control (e.g. don't spend more than 25$)

Would that alleviate your doubts?

forms.com :D

that was the idea, great to hear it resonates!

what do you mean? Elon?

fair point, we'll consider