Widgets that collect data,
built in.
Contact forms, polls, guestbooks, quizzes, RSVPs — your widget reads, writes, and emails you on every submission. No backend. No Airtable. No Typeform.
One simple table, three ways to use it
Every data widget stores its entries in a table. You decide who can add to it and who can see what's inside.
Contact forms, RSVPs, signups, support requests. Visitors submit; only you can read the responses.
Contact form · Newsletter signup · Event RSVP
Guestbooks, testimonial walls, leaderboards. Submissions appear on the widget for everyone to see.
Guestbook · Testimonial wall · Leaderboard
Polls, quizzes, votes, reactions. Visitors add to the count without seeing each other’s raw answers.
Quick poll · Feedback quiz · Up/down vote
From "make me a form" to live in seconds
You describe it. The AI wires up the table, the email alerts, and the embed code.
Ask the AI to build it
Describe the form, poll, or guestbook you want in plain English — including who should get notified. No fields to configure by hand.
It wires up the table for you
Behind the scenes the AI sets up a table with the right columns, decides who can add to it and who can see it, and connects your widget straight to it. Nothing to host.
Submissions land instantly
Every entry shows up in your dashboard and an email hits your inbox. Read them, export them, or let them appear live on the widget — your call.
Things people build in a single prompt
Start from one of these or describe your own — the AI handles the rest.
Contact form
Emails you on every message — no inbox plugin needed.
“a contact form that emails me each submission” Try this prompt →Newsletter signup
Collect emails into a private list you can export.
“a newsletter signup box that saves emails to a table” Try this prompt →Event RSVP
Track who is coming and how many guests.
“an RSVP form for my event with a guest count” Try this prompt →Testimonial wall
Visitors post; approved entries show publicly.
“a testimonial wall where visitors can leave a review” Try this prompt →Quick poll
One tap to vote, live results bar.
“a poll asking which feature to build next with live results” Try this prompt →Feedback quiz
Rate-and-comment box that lands in your dashboard.
“a quick feedback quiz that rates my service 1 to 5” Try this prompt →Guestbook
A classic sign-the-wall guestbook, instantly.
“a guestbook where visitors can sign and leave a note” Try this prompt →Leaderboard
Public scores that update as entries roll in.
“a leaderboard widget that ranks submitted scores” Try this prompt →You control who can do what
Two simple switches — can visitors see it, and can visitors add to it — turn one table into a form, a guestbook, or a poll.
Contact form
Anyone can submit. Only you can read the responses, in your dashboard.
Guestbook
Visitors submit, and their entries appear on the widget for everyone to see.
Announcements
You post; visitors only read. Update content from your dashboard.
Private notes
Just for you — a private table only your widget can read.
Get an email the moment someone submits
Every table can email you — and your team — on each new entry. Build the subject line from the submission itself, and route different submissions to different people.
- Notify multiple recipients per table
- Put submitted values in the subject:
New lead from {name} - Conditional routing — e.g. only email sales when the message mentions “enterprise”
- One credit per email sent — no separate email tool to pay for
One bill instead of three
Forms, storage, and email notifications are all included in your plan’s credits.
| MightyWidgets | Typeform + Mailchimp | Airtable + Zapier | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build the form | Describe it to AI | Drag-and-drop builder | Build a base by hand |
| Embed on your site | One line of code | Embed snippet | Needs a separate form tool |
| Store submissions | Included | In Typeform | In Airtable |
| Email on submit | Built in | Mailchimp / automation | Zapier or Make |
| Tools to manage | One | Two | Two or three |
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything about collecting data with your widgets
Do I need a backend, a database, or a Zapier account?
No. MightyWidgets stores every submission for you and emails you when one arrives. There is no server to run, no database to configure, and nothing to wire together with Zapier or Make. The AI sets the table up while it builds your widget.
How private is "private"?
You decide per column. A contact form can let anyone submit while keeping every response visible only to you in your dashboard. A guestbook can show submissions publicly. A poll can show just the totals and never the individual answers. Who can add entries and who can see them are separate switches, so you are always in control of who sees what.
How do I get notified when someone submits?
Each table can send notification emails to one or more recipients whenever a new row arrives. You can set the subject line using values from the submission — for example "New lead from {name}" — and add conditions so a message only emails your sales address when it matches a rule you choose.
What happens if someone spams my form?
Public submissions are rate limited per widget, so a single visitor cannot flood your table. Each accepted submission costs one credit, and each notification email costs one credit, so your usage stays predictable.
Can I delete a submission?
Yes. You can view, manage, and delete any submission from your MightyWidgets dashboard at any time.
Is there a limit on how much I can collect?
Submissions are billed per row rather than capped, so your tables grow with your business. Your plan’s monthly credits and any never-expiring top-up packs cover the loads, submissions, and notification emails. See the pricing page for the credits included on each plan.
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