Introducing Basestack Forms 2.0 π
This release lets you upload files on any form and set submission rules for tighter control and security. Read the posts below for the details.
This release also adds a new Flow page, where you can see your formβs full workflow.
Weβre also introducing Rules: security checks that block malicious or invalid submissions. You define the structure your form must follow; anything that doesnβt match is rejected.
Agencies: stop standing up a backend for every client contact form.
Basestack Forms is the inbox. Separate app, not a suite login. Core is production-ready.
https://t.co/HMjXTvLyRu
Your client's HTML form. Our backend.
Point the action at Basestack Forms. Inbox, spam labels, email, webhooks. You keep the HTML. Not a form builder.
$5/month credited to usage. About 500 submissions if that's all you use. No free plan. Live endpoints need a card.
Deploy the code. Turn the feature on when you're ready.
Basestack Feature Flags: environments, remote config, history, roll back in the dashboard. No redeploy to flip it.
https://t.co/ao67mqlwqn
Organizing feature flags by project just hits different π₯
One clean card. Every environment (dev β staging β prod) right there in a single view. No tab-hopping. No guessing. Instant control.
Thatβs how progressive delivery should feel.
Introducing Code Refs for Basestack Feature Flags.
Scan your codebase to automatically find every reference to each flag, so you can confidently remove unused flags without risk. Powered by our new open-source Flags CLI, Code Refs scans and syncs with your project, making references visible directly in your Basestack dashboard.
Do you have a static website that needs to accept form submissions but donβt want to build a backend? Then Basestack Forms is the solution. Just set the `action` attribute in your form to our URL, and you can receive and manage submissions right from the dashboard.