Onform makes form creation, data collection, and management fully conversational. It's MCP-native so you can build and manage forms directly from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible tool using plain language. Build forms through natural language via MCP, or use the dashboard if you prefer. Onform is built by Founding Dev, an AI-powered SaaS replacement platform helping teams vibe-code complex internal software from customizable templates — cutting build time and maintenance headaches.
With Numan Shaikh - @numan_shaikh2 taking full ownership and lead, we built Onform because form tools haven't really changed in years. You open a UI, drag fields, configure logic, repeat. We wanted to see what happens when you just... talk to your forms instead.
Onform is MCP-native from day one. Create forms, add fields, and manage submissions directly from Claude or Cursor using plain language. No clicking around a dashboard unless you want to.
Onform is part of Founding.dev - An AI-Powered SaaS replacement platform helping internal teams build highly customizable complex software and replacing expensive SaaS subscriptions without maintenance headache's or long build cycles.
We're just getting started and would love your feedback — especially from anyone already building with MCP. What would make this a must-have in your stack?
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
Talha here, Founder of Founding Dev.
With Numan Shaikh - @numan_shaikh2 taking full ownership and lead, we built Onform because form tools haven't really changed in years. You open a UI, drag fields, configure logic, repeat. We wanted to see what happens when you just... talk to your forms instead.
Onform is MCP-native from day one. Create forms, add fields, and manage submissions directly from Claude or Cursor using plain language. No clicking around a dashboard unless you want to.
Onform is part of Founding.dev - An AI-Powered SaaS replacement platform helping internal teams build highly customizable complex software and replacing expensive SaaS subscriptions without maintenance headache's or long build cycles.
We're just getting started and would love your feedback — especially from anyone already building with MCP. What would make this a must-have in your stack?