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title Formbrew documentation
description Build forms in the dashboard and connect them to any frontend.

Formbrew documentation

Formbrew lets you design forms in a dashboard, publish them to trusted websites, and collect submissions without building a form backend.

Choose where to start

Create a form, configure fields, publish it, and review incoming submissions. Use the hosted embed, plain HTML, JavaScript SDK, React SDK, or direct HTTP. Fetch public form definitions and submit values from websites or servers. Review the internal API used to manage forms, fields, tokens, submissions, and webhooks.

The basic workflow

  1. Create a form and add fields in the dashboard.
  2. Add every website origin that will load or submit the form.
  3. Generate a public form token and publish the form.
  4. Connect the form using the integration method that fits your frontend.
  5. Review submissions in the dashboard or forward them with signed webhooks.
Public form tokens are publishable identifiers. They can appear in browser code. Access is also restricted by the form's publication status and allowed origins.

Integration options

Method Best for Rendering
Hosted embed Fastest no-build setup Formbrew renders and manages the form
Plain HTML Sites that should work without JavaScript You own the markup
JavaScript SDK Framework-neutral applications Managed or fully custom
React SDK React 18.2 and React 19 applications Managed component, hooks, or slots
Public API Custom clients and server-side workflows Fully custom