Formizee

Formizee treats web forms as something common enough to deserve simple, affordable tooling instead of an aging server somewhere. It bundles form design, submission handling and analytics into one product, so a marketing page and a support intake form come from the same place rather than three subscriptions.

The backend is Hono and the dashboard is Next.js, with tRPC typing the calls between them. Form data lives in libSQL through Drizzle ORM, analytics and metrics go to ClickHouse, Auth.js covers sign-in, and the interface is built from shadcn components on Tailwind CSS.

The running service is assembled from managed pieces rather than one server.

• Edge database: Turso hosts the libSQL store.
• Analytics store: Tinybird hosts the ClickHouse instance behind the metrics.
• API and vault: Cloudflare runs both, while Vercel serves the web app and the dashboard.
• Email delivery: AWS acts as the SMTP relay.
• Operations: Sentry collects errors, BetterStack drives the status page and Stripe takes payments.
• Documentation: Mintlify publishes the docs that the contributing guide points new contributors at.

Local development follows a written walkthrough in the documentation, and the contributing guide is meant to be read before any work starts. The project is maintained in the open with a sponsors list in the repository, and custom plans or unusual feature requests are arranged directly with the maintainers by email.