Forms, surveys, quizzes and calculators with the logic they actually need, branded like they are yours, and hosted wherever you want them. Hosted, self-hosted, or licensed down to the source code. No submission caps, no feature gate between you and your own data.
A form builder is not really software. It is a dependency with a monthly invoice attached to it, sitting between you and every customer who has to type into it. The questions come first, then the answers end up in a spreadsheet you do not control, on a domain you cannot brand, at a scale you did not agree to. ArkForms inverts that. You get chat-style, multi-step and single-step modes on one builder. You get event-based logic that reacts to what came before. You get payments, webhooks and analytics wired to your own accounts. And then you decide where it runs, because the code is yours to run.
Forms that collect customer details, medical intake or financial information should not live on a third party's servers. Host it yourself, on your domain, with your data. Encryption in transit and at rest either way, but self-hosting means the answers never leave.
White-label the builder, not just the output. Your clients see your brand in the interface they build forms in. Modify anything the client asks for, without a feature request ticket.
Quizzes, assessments, surveys and calculators with the logic they need. Scored properly, branched by level, built to your specification rather than fitted into a generic template.
Elegant, interactive forms and calculators for your own audience, with no design compromise and no technical frustration. Collect payments, sign-ups and applications without a platform tax.
Sign-ups, paid downloads and quizzes for your audience, self-hosted so you are not paying rent on your own list.
When a form needs a step no generic builder can make, you change the code instead of changing the requirement. That inversion is the whole product.
Conversational forms that walk a person through questions one at a time. Higher engagement, mobile-friendly, and it feels considered rather than administrative.
Long flows broken into clear sections with progress indicators. Raises completion rates by removing the wall-of-fields problem.
Everything on one screen, for short forms where speed is the priority. Familiar to everyone.
Full control of fields, layout, scoring and conditional behaviour. The form reacts to the answers before it.
Do real maths inside the form. Scores, totals, conditional results that update as the person types.
HTML, CSS and JavaScript in your fields and your logic. Hidden fields carry values through. Metrics, workflows, whatever you need.
Themes, logic blocks and components you build once and reuse everywhere. Consistency without repetition.
Client-side and server-side. The person filling the form gets instant feedback; the data stays trustworthy.
Make a form unsubmitable under conditions you define. Qualification, eligibility, terms. Enforced, not advisory.
Add arbitrary attributes to form fields, for the integrations and the accessibility work that needs them.
Skip storing submissions on the server. Send them to Google Sheets, a webhook or Dropbox instead.
Collect money inside the form, wired to your own payment accounts. Not a marketplace, your checkout.
Every submission fires to Zapier, Pabbly, or a custom endpoint you write yourself.
Brand the forms, the embeds and the builder interface. Remove our name entirely.
Generate or modify forms, themes, logic and content with AI help, while keeping complete control of the output.
Unlimited forms, responses, users and workflows. The business scales without the software becoming the bottleneck.
Self-hosted means your submissions never touch a third party's servers. What your customers submit stays on your infrastructure, under your retention policy, in your jurisdiction. You can also skip server-side storage entirely and push submissions straight to Sheets, a webhook or Dropbox, so the answers exist only where you sent them. A GDPR-friendly design is not a feature bullet when you are the one answering for the data.
We host it, you run your business. Unlimited submissions, dedicated resources, and the developer supporting your account.
How do I get started?
There is no public register button. Every customer is onboarded personally, so the setup matches your business and your workflow rather than the other way around. Get in touch and we will configure it for you.
How is this different from Google Forms or Typeform?
Those are excellent for quick surveys. ArkForms is for when the form needs real logic, your branding on the builder itself, unlimited submissions, and the option to own the code outright. The difference is that you are not renting the platform your customer data flows through.
Is it suitable for my kind of business?
ArkForms is built for serious businesses, agencies, educational institutes and creators. Customers are selected carefully so each one gets developer-level attention rather than a shared queue.
Can I fully brand it?
Yes. Colours, fonts, templates, logos and components, across the forms, the embeds and the builder interface. On Managed and Source Code tiers the Arkivya branding comes out entirely.
Is it extensible? Can I use custom code?
Yes. Embed HTML, CSS and JavaScript in fields and logic, build your own components, and with the source code license modify the platform itself to fit your business.
Are there usage limits?
Not after the Tester tier. Forms, submissions, users and workflows are unlimited. The platform is built to scale with the business rather than become the bottleneck in it.
Can I host it myself?
Yes. Managed, self-hosted, or source code deployment. Your choice, and your rules.
Can I reuse components across forms?
Yes. Reusable components, themes and logic blocks, so you build once and stay consistent everywhere else.
How secure is my data?
Encrypted in transit and at rest, to industry standards. If you self-host, you retain full control over storage, retention and backups.
Tell us what the forms need to do. We will bring you ArkForms, configured for your business, and you will talk to the person who built it.