After years in B2B, I finally built my first true Indie Hacker product

I’ve shipped a lot of little products, landing pages, weird side projects, and client builds over the years.

One thing that kept annoying me more than it should: forms.

Every new project needs some version of a contact form, waitlist, feedback form, support form, etc. Then the submissions end up scattered across random inboxes...

So I built html.contact (yes, that is really the domain) https://html.contact/

It’s a simple form backend for plain HTML forms. Unlimited forms, separated by site/project, with email delivery, logs, exports, attachments, spam controls, and API access.

Nothing fancy. No giant platform pitch. I mostly wanted a clean place to manage forms across all the random stuff I ship.

It also feels like the first thing I’ve made that is a real Indie Hacker utility. It is boring (no offense), useful, and built because I personally kept needing it.

If anyone here ends up actually using it on a site, reply to the welcome email. I’ll upgrade you to a paid account on the house.

I’d rather get it in the hands of people shipping things than over-optimize pricing on day one.

PS

I attached a poll because I’m genuinely curious how other people handle forms when shipping like a mad person. Thanks!