Launch: Riven, a Drag-and-Drop Form Builder With Conditional Logic Canvas
A solo developer launches Riven, a form builder positioned between overly simple and overly complex existing tools, offering drag-and-drop building, visual conditional logic, and response analytics. This is a Product Hunt promotional post rather than a user pain report.
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Similar Problems
surfaced semanticallyForm Builders Lack Visual Drag-and-Drop Freedom
Existing form builders impose rigid layouts and limited customization. Users want true visual drag, drop, and resize capabilities without code constraints.
No Good Way to Collect Form-Based Payments With Automatic Reconciliation in India
Businesses in India collecting money through forms, such as event tickets, coaching fees, or workshop registrations, have no single tool that combines form logic with payment collection. Google Forms cannot take payments, and Razorpay payment links lack form logic, forcing people to duct-tape the two together and manually match UPI payment screenshots to respondents in a spreadsheet. This creates error-prone, labor-intensive reconciliation for anyone running form-based collections.
Developers Manage Changelogs and Feedback Forms with Separate Siloed Tools
Product launch post for a combined changelog and feedback tool; not a problem statement.
Indie Developers Overpay for Enterprise Feedback Tools With No Usage-Based Pricing
Solo developers and small teams cannot afford flat-rate enterprise feedback tools when they have few users. Existing tools require manual tagging and categorization rather than automatic AI-driven analysis. The market gap is between free survey tools and enterprise platforms with no affordable middle tier.
AI App Builders Ship Unverified, Broken Output to Users
Builders using AI app-generation tools frequently receive polished demos that fail in production, such as broken forms and unverified signup flows, because most AI builders do not test their own output before handing it over. This forces non-technical founders to discover critical bugs themselves after launch.
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