html.contact converts HTML forms to emails

// 3h agoPRODUCT LAUNCH

html.contact converts HTML forms to emails

html.contact is a serverless backend that converts plain HTML forms into functional email contact forms without requiring server-side setup. The service offers a fully featured free tier that lets developers test attachments, logs, spam controls, and APIs before upgrading.

// ANALYSIS

Offering complete feature access on a free tier is a smart developer-acquisition strategy in a crowded market where rivals gate essential testing tools.

–Eliminates the hassle of building and maintaining custom form backends for static or client sites.
–Allows complete production validation of logs, files, and spam controls before upgrading.
–Protects endpoints out of the box with domain allowlists and verified routing.

// TAGS

devtoolemailweb-developmentformsproductivity

DISCOVERED

3h ago

2026-07-02

PUBLISHED

9h ago

2026-07-02

RELEVANCE

7/ 10

AUTHOR

Willy

// KEEP READING

More AI developer news from the feed

EXPLORE FULL FEED

RESEARCH22m ago

Stanford introduces AutoMem memory framework

Developed by Stanford, AutoMem is a research framework that transforms agent memory management into a trainable cognitive skill, allowing agents to dynamically encode, retrieve, and organize information. By treating memory operations as first-class actions optimized via a dual-loop system, it achieves a 2x to 4x performance boost on long-horizon tasks.

MODEL35m ago

Claude Fable 5 excitement turns to frustration

A social media post highlights that the initial hype surrounding the Fable 5 release has rapidly dissipated, with the poster's timeline now filled with complaints about the model's limitations, safety guardrails, and pricing. The author reflects fondly on the launch of Claude Opus 4.5, noting that they miss its seamless developer experience and overall 'aura.'

LAUNCH1h ago

Cognition launches Devin security remediation program

Cognition has announced the Devin Security Vulnerability Remediation Program, a six-week structured engagement aimed at helping security teams proactively resolve their vulnerability backlogs. Rather than just identifying issues, the program embeds Cognition engineers alongside Devin, which uses Devin Security Swarm to ingest reports, reproduce vulnerabilities in isolated sandboxes to confirm exploitability, and draft verified patches for human review.