Palform lets you get meaningful data from your users/clients while putting privacy at the forefront with end-to-end encrypted responses. Its advanced features and versatile questions make it an easy ethical replacement to your existing forms.
Hey everyone! I'm Pal, the founder of Palform! I'm very excited to share with you this startup I've been working on for the past few months.
More and more people are getting worried about their personal data. When filling in a form/survey, it's often completely unclear who handles your info. Sometimes it's there in the Privacy Policy, buried beneath pages of legalese. What if there was a way to stand out to your users as a privacy-respecting organisation?
Palform _guarantees_ that your data cannot be intercepted by unexpected third-parties using end-to-end encryption, similar to how WhatsApp or Proton Mail work.
All this without comprising on the other features you expect from an enterprise-grade form builder: advanced branching rules, loads of feature-packed question types, and even automated insights into your data. Plus, you can fine-tune the design to perfectly match your brand.
And did i mention: it's completely no-code! That's right; you don't even need to know what end-to-end encryption is to use Palform. It's meant to be effortless, so there's a minimal learning curve, even when coming from the simplest tools like Google Forms.
The best part: our pricing is super friendly! On top of a generous free-forever plan, we provide advanced features for less than our competitors, and you can always cancel or update your plan without obstacles.
More features are always being added, as documented in our roadmap: https://palform.app/support/roadmap
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Congratulations on the launch!
Since nowadays all users are very careful and sensitive about data, I am interested how do you manage and process the data after itβs been collected?
Congratulations on the launch @palkerecs! Love the focus on user privacy and impressive set of features! Quick question- does Palform allow forms to be embedded on a website?
@aniruddha_j Thanks for the comment, that's a great question! Unfortunately, we don't support embeds quite yet, as we wanted to make this feature really smooth and tested before we rolled it out. We want to support multiple versatile embed scenario (e.g. a popup asking the user a single question "How are you finding the website?"). This is definitely a priority for us (see our roadmap: https://palform.app/support/road...) and will hopefully be coming in the next few weeks!
I love security and encryption, so always excited to see another e2e product. I had been considering building something in this space for a while before going in a different direction. Why forms, though?
@jack_michalak Hey, thanks for the comment! That's interesting to hear β we targetted forms since it's an area where we think users aren't fully aware of where their data is going. It's a big thing in the industry to have forms with as much branding and personalisation as possible, so that they "look" like the organisation made and hosts them, and that there's no actual intermediary. However, that's obviously not the case, and commercial form builders aren't always super clear on their data handling practices. Responses might pass through multiple third parties before reaching the organisation!
We've seen companies use forms to collect all sorts of extremely sensitive data β e.g. things like medical records, where leaking the info to _any_ third party is a completely unacceptable risk. Palform aims to raise awareness of this problem and to ensure users don't have to tolerate having their data thrown around with little visibility. It's essentially a guarantee of trust for the most sensitive data, allowing the end-users to be more confident and relaxed sharing it. Hope that makes sense!
@palkerecs Yep, thanks for the context, that makes a lot of sense!
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Wow, Pal! Love how Palform prioritizes user privacy while still being feature-rich. It's like a Swiss Army knife for form building! Can't wait to give it a spin. π #Upvote
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This sounds really promising, Pal! I'm curious about the trade-offs between usability and security. With advanced features like branching rules, how does Palform maintain a user-friendly experience without overwhelming users? Also, do you have any KPIs on how end-users have reacted to the privacy aspects so far?
@ezshine hi, thanks for the comment! Palform uses a really clear UI similar to existing tools that many users are likely to be familiar with (e.g. Google Forms). This way, a lot of the privacy features run in the background without much involvement from the end-user β so essentially, you get better security while using a familiar UI. We've tried to set branching rules out in a simple way too; all you need to set up a rule is to answer a few plain-English questions in a modal, and it's done!
At the moment, it's quite a new product so we haven't amassed enough users to do extensive research, but we're hoping to get some metrics once we have enough engagement! Hope this helps :)
Hey Pal, this sounds really promising! The focus on privacy is such a crucial factor, especially with the increasing concerns around data protection. I'm curious, thoughβhow do the branching rules and question types compare with those of established competitors in the market? Are there any specific use cases where the end-to-end encryption really shines, especially in industries that heavily rely on data security? Looking forward to hearing more about how Palform can help organizations stand out as privacy-first! π
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