Hey Indie Hackers π
I built Simple form because I was tired of paying $58/month for Jotform + Airtable just to collect leads and manage responses.
Simpleformapp.com is a clean, no-code form builder with a simple table to view responses β built for small businesses, gyms, schools, and freelancers.
This week marks 7 days since launching:
β 120 unique visitors
β 7 people signed up
β 3 people created forms
β 1 has already shared their form and is getting real responses
It's still early, but Iβm excited about the traction so far.
My next steps:
Improve the landing page messaging
Collect feedback from first users
Would love feedback from anyone who uses forms in their business.
Is this something you'd use? Whatβs missing?
Appreciate any advice or thoughts!
Your numbers already point somewhere your next steps don't. 120 visitors to 7 signups is fine for a launch week. 7 signups to 3 forms, and 3 forms to 1 shared, is where you are losing people, and improving the landing page copy won't touch that.
The four who signed up and never built a form are the most useful people you have right now. They wanted it enough to hand over an email and stopped anyway. Ask them what they opened the builder to do and where they gave up. That is worth more than general feedback from people here who aren't your users.
I'm building a billable-time tracker and hit the same shape: people install, then never finish setup, and it took me too long to stop reading that as a traffic problem.
Out of the three who created a form, do you know what they were collecting? If all three are the same use case, your landing page message is already written for you.
feedback here, you talk about easiness in your page as a differentiator, but people actually have to go through multiple steps to actually see it.
Can you bring that phase earlier? I mean, can I create a form without an account and have to sign up to publish it or something? After I've tested your added value
This way you are removing uncertainty and validating their idea as soon as possible
Hope it works!
Nice start! I would add a bit more content to your landingpage. Really let people feel the pain of the problem they are experiencing and then show them how your solution helps them.
Thanks so much about this. I will implement.