Segment alternative:
Loom alternative:
Doesn’t really fit in this topic, but still it could be interesting for you guys when trying to explain a bug, a problem your are looking a solution for or just to showcase something.
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two great shares here.
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The project is young, the documentation is minimal, but I tried it, it looks promising!
- Connect to new/existing SQL database and turn them into spreadsheet.
- It is free & self-hostable. Let your imagination be thy limit.
- Create grid view, gallery view, kanban view and calendar view (not ready) on top your data.
- Search, sort, filter columns and rows with ultra ease.
- Collaborate just like spreadsheet.
- Provides REST & GraphQL APIs with Swagger & GraphiQL GUI
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Newsletter and mailing list manager:
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Heroku alternative:
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Report generator, from JSON to pdf, xslx, docx, odt…
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Auth0 alternative:
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Optimizely alternative:
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Thanks Roberto. Unfortunately it’s not self-hosted and not Open Source.
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Sorry I will delete it. I was so enthusiast that I forget self hosted and open… 
No problems. It happens 
I just post OS and self-hosted tools because I think pushing commercial software can lead to an ugly place here in the forum.
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100% agree with you. And really must says that this thread is really nice resource !!
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Hi Jon,
Did you ever try the OhMyForm package? What is it like? It looks like a super interesting alternative to Typeform!
I am afraid I haven’t had the chance to test it.
I’ll try it out and report back 
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So I did try it out… It is still pretty alpha.
It’s fairly easy to setup locally. I had to downgrade node to v14 in order for it to work. The form editor right now seems very very basic. No conditional logic, as far as I can tell. Also no options to easily insert images in the questions or change the way to form is presented through the interface (other than some color and font changes).
So as it is right now, I wouldn’t say it is worth running this instead of making your survey in Wappler or Google Forms or whatever.
Another thing I’m going to try out is this repo here that makes a Typeform style form with some JQuery:
Link to codepen repo
I’ll share here if that works nicely with Wappler.
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Wow, the little snippet is pretty awesome! (proper front-end developers might not be very impressed, but I am 
)
So you have to make sure to run Jquery 3.2.1 and include scrollto. After that, it works and you have a typeform clone!
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It looks sleek.