Fillo launches native forms for coding agents

Fillo targets an overlooked pain point: forms are easy to prototype but surprisingly expensive to operate in production. Its strongest differentiator is combining agent-friendly setup with the backend reliability product teams usually have to build themselves.

• –Native rendering avoids iframe limitations and preserves existing components, styling, and account context
• –Coding-agent workflows can scaffold, publish, and manage forms through the CLI, SDK, or MCP
• –Browser-direct uploads to S3/R2, Google Drive, or Box make large-file intake substantially more practical
• –Versioned schemas, response management, delivery retries, and webhooks cover the operational gaps in lightweight form libraries
• –The tradeoff is a hosted dependency and a narrower focus than general-purpose builders like Jotform or Typeform