Hey ProductHunt! FormRocket started when I was working on a weather app and I wanted to make a feedback form, as I was working on a new version and I wanted to know what people wanted so I could add it to my weather website. I decided to go with Typeform because it was advertised a lot, and I never tried it. The form making process was simple, but was not that customizable. I waited a day, just to realize people couldn't submit more responses. I checked, and realized there was a 10 response limit. 10 RESPONSES. No custom domains, or anything good. This is when I knew I should make an alternative where you can code it all, with no response or form limits. I quickly came up with the idea of FormRocket, a forms app where you make the form, we store the responses, and you can use the API to submit & view responses. This enables you to put FormRocket into virtually anywhere, your terminal, your website, or even your blog. Works like a charm, and is really lightweight and JavaScript free I told my friends the idea, and they loved it. I found a few alternatives, and saw that FormRocket demolished the competitors by offering way more features without limits. This is the first official release for FormRocket, and I will be working on adding integrations such as Discord Webhooks in the coming days, to make the platform better. Alongside FormRocket, I am also launching FormRocket Templates, https://templates.formrocket.me a place to discover and use templates that use FormRocket.

Plus for using next.ja You have a too in the landing page, first sentence under the animated hook. You are missing "from". It is not clear at a glance good forms are created. It could help if you would drop some screenshot from the builder on the landing page. Also, you mention that you crash your competition but there is no freestyle about it. I recommend you do some feature table (comparison with competition)