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Formbricks

Formbricks

Software Development

Fastest-growing Open-Source Survey and Experience Management Solution: Harvest insights, own your data 🔒

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Formbricks is an open-source Experience Management platform built of the fastest growing survey platform worldwide. Understand what your customers need. Privacy-first by design.

Website
https://formbricks.com
Industry
Software Development
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Kiel
Type
Public Company

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  • We are excited to have become a knowledge partner of the EOSA 🧑🏫

    🤝 Open by nature, resilient through collaboration: the EOSA Partner Community keeps growing! The European Open Source Academy Partner Community brings commercial, academic, public-interest and civil society organisations together around a shared mission: strengthening and supporting the open source software and hardware ecosystem across Europe. Today we’re happy to welcome our newest members 👇 🎓 New Knowledge Partners 🔹 Linux Professional Institute (LPI) 🔹 Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI 🔹 pretix 🔹 BigBlueButton 🔹 Formbricks A special thanks to pretix, BigBlueButton and Formbricks, who are also event partners of the 3rd Annual European Open Source Awards! 🏆 💼 We are also welcoming our new Subscriber: 🔹 TYPO3 They join the growing community of open source contributors and advocates already supporting the Academy: 🔸 Adfinis (Subscriber) 🔸 Open Science Hardware Foundation 🔸 Open Source Initiative (OSI) 🔸 APELL 🔸 Open Logistics Foundation 🔸 Barcelona Supercomputing Center 🔸 CERN 🔸 Asociación Española de la Industria de Semiconductores - AESEMI Knowledge Partners contribute their expertise to the Academy and gain opportunities to engage with leaders of Europe’s open source community. Subscribers support our activities on an ongoing basis and work with us on projects of mutual interest. 👉 Want to contribute and connect with key players in the open source ecosystem? Find out what the EOSA Partner Community offers: https://lnkd.in/eZT7jetX #OpenSource #EOSA #OpenSourceEurope #DigitalCommons #Partnership #OpenHardware

  • We are happy to work so closely with the German government 💪🏛️🥨

    I sometimes have to argue that owning your data doesn't slow a team down. This time a gov't customer made the argument for me 👇 😃 "Self-hosting makes us faster. Because we work on a project basis with various ministries, it is our responsibility to respect their rigorous standards for data protection. Self-hosting allows us to reliably tailor our infrastructure to meet those needs from day one, ensuring data sovereignty and making our collaboration far more seamless." That's Joshua Nowak, previously User Researcher at DigitalService des Bundes, the federal government's in-house digital team 🔎 🏛️ 🇩🇪 DigitalService runs user research for more than 15 ministry projects at the same time. Each ministry has its own strict data protection standards. When a vendor sits in the middle, every new project starts with the same questions: where does the data go, who processes it, and who signs off. With Formbricks, this never comes up, because no third party ever touches the data. A few aspects that make this remarkable: ⚡ The team went from decision to self-host to production in 2 weeks. ⚡ Today more than 15 ministry projects run on one instance, and each one is isolated through RBAC. ⚡ When a new project comes on board, Joshua says, "Sometimes it's a single call, sometimes just a few Slack messages" and the project team is off to the races. So owning the data isn't a price they pay for compliance. It's the very reason they can move this fast with German ministries as their customers❗ I'm proud to support the work of DigitalService with Formbricks. Digitization is a big task for such a big country and it's great to see how quickly the DigitalService team operates 🦹♀️ A big thank you to Joshua and Sonja Wilczek for the time and openness it took to put this case study together and get it approved! (Link to the case study in first comment ⬇️)

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  • Maintain your own Topics & Subtopics taxonomy with full on-premises support (incl. LLMs)

    Open-text feedback in Formbricks can now be grouped into topics and subtopics automatically, with sentiment and emotion enriched on top. The part I am excited about most: it runs on open-weight models for on-premise deployments. So the analysis happens on your infrastructure, on your customers' words, and nothing leaves the building. No token pricing that changes every quarter. No third party quietly learning what makes your customers leave. That's what owning your experience data is supposed to mean 💪

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  • Formbricks reposted this

    I've developed a habit of testing the feedback mechanisms of the companies I'm a customer of. Occupational hazard, you could say. This one surprised me. I first heard about Picnic Technologies years ago on the OMR Podcast — the value proposition and the "milkman" delivery model had me curious. Then I spent too many years in cities where it wasn't available. In Hamburg it is. The service is designed well, and so is the app. My favourite detail has to do with something they did NOT build: a "family" or "household" concept. While account sharing is a big No No in enterprise software, the Picnic design team decided that grocery orders aren't very sensitive. Instead of building a full feature, they simply encourage you to "use the same account" — smart move! Generally, the app is kept intentionally simple. Pretty much the only feature is recipe-based shopping: you browse meals, click once, and everything you need lands in the basket, minus what it assumes you already have (salt, oil, etc.). We tried a noodle dish with gambas. It was, let's say, underwhelming. Then the automated follow up came: "How did you like your dish?", Picnic asked in an email. And I replied, of course. It was surprising that an actual human answered within an hour, typos included. Here's what Tina got right: → She led with the good part before the bad one → She named the problem in my words, not a category code → She asked a follow-up: which recipe was it, and was it the taste or the effort? → She said exactly where it was going: to the team, to be fixed → She signed with her first name → No portal, no ticket number, no login. I just hit reply. And then, underneath her message: "How satisfied are you with the service you received from our customer service?" Thumbs up, thumbs down. They ran a feedback loop on the feedback loop! That's the spirit! In CX, everyone talks about how AI makes it better - and if done well, it definitely can. It's easy to write canned or even personalized responses with AI. But if a customer takes time out of their busy day to share feedback, the response should be genuine. I, for my part, really liked the support interaction!. I've told several people about Picnic since. It's hard for a CX team to measure that and justify the investment in front of their leadership team — so, Picnic Technologies leadership: keep funding your CX team, they're doing great! 😃

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  • We're officially ISO 27001 certified ✅ Six months after SOC 2 Type II, and a penetration test on our production app and API. Thanks to the team at Oneleet for getting us there. Certificates and the full control list: trust.formbricks.com

    Open source is code-backed transparency, you don't have to take our word for anything. That has been true since the beginnign of Formbricks. Your feedback data is yours, the infrastructure is yours, and if you don't like how something works, the source code is right there. But when you start selling to enterprise and government, you learn that no procurement team is going to read your codebase to decide whether they're safe. They need external validation. So we got it: Formbricks is now ISO 27001 certified, in addition to our SOC 2 Type II from February🔒 Big thanks to the team at Oneleet for supporting us, and spending over 20 hours inside our production app and API for the pentest. Certificates and the full control list on the Trust Center on our website!

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  • Thrilled to have James onboard 🫡 🚀 🤸

    I’m pleased to share that James O'Connor has joined Formbricks as Growth Advisor & well of expertise for the world of CX! Market appetite for Open Source Experience Management technology accelerates and we’re thrilled to have James in our corner 🚀 I met James through Raymond Gerber last year and we hit it off from the get go. He brings a strong mix of XM market understanding, commercial savvy, category positioning experience, and deeply understands the partnership landscape. Plus he is a great guy! James and I watched the same problem from two angles: The incentive structure of proprietary XM solutions creates a WIN-LOSE situation: The higher the vendor lock-in, the more costly the solution becomes. The cost comes in the form of lower operational efficiency, higher compliance headache and ever-increasing renewal fees. Enterprise customers are increasingly unhappy with that model and find Formbricks when looking for alternatives 🎯 Call us Europeans, but we believe in exclusive, unrestricted, API-level access to your experience data. It’s yours to keep, and only yours to leverage with AI to create customer experiences that matter. We build Formbricks for ownership and sovereignty, a value we deeply believe in as a team - and so does James. Being resilient in a world of uncertainty is a strategic decision. And more and more customers are making the right one to go #opensource.

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  • Formbricks reposted this

    470,000 users. 19 products. One NPS setup. That's what Themeisle runs on Formbricks. The team needed a way to measure satisfaction across a whole portfolio of WordPress themes and plugins — without building something custom or paying per-seat for each product. The result: → 25,000+ NPS responses collected → Highly relevant feedback → One platform, all products, full data ownership The full story is on https://lnkd.in/g4ebyP6g If you're running multiple products and still doing feedback manually, let's talk!

  • Formbricks reposted this

    Your customer feedback is being used to train AI models - directly and indirectly. Directly? Check out your current XM platforms T&C. It contains paragraphs that grant access to using your data to train the AI capabilities that make your competitors operate more efficiently. Indirectly? These platforms work closely with OpenAI and Anthropic, sharing your data with them. The model companies improve models on the back of your data as well. We're following a different path. For Formbricks' semantic search and embeddings — the AI features that work directly with your feedback data — we host open source model ourselves, in Germany. Your collected feedback is never sent to a third-party model provider for that capability. And it is never used as AI training input. Ever. Privacy-first isn't a marketing line for us. It's a design constraint we work backwards from. If you're building in Europe, MENA, India, handle sensitive user data, or just think your customers' words shouldn't end up in someone else's training set — we're building this for you 🫶 #DataPrivacy #GDPR #AI #OpenSource #Formbricks

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  • Introducing: Custom dashboards 📊 Ask our AI your most burning question, watch it generate the charts you need in seconds 🤖 - Track sentiment over time - Spot trends - Compare results between products ... and make data-backed decisions Everything in one place, ready to share with your team. Give it a shot here: app.formbricks.com

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