Next.js contact form8 min read
Add a Next.js contact form without writing a backend
Skip the API route, CORS debugging, and inbox glue. Embed MuxForms or POST to the submit endpoint and read replies in one dashboard.
Blog
Notes on not rebuilding forms
Short, practical tutorials for people who ship more than one site or app—Next.js, WordPress, Expo, and the shared inbox behind them.
Summary: The MuxForms blog documents practical form backend setups: Next.js without a custom API route, WordPress without a plugin, and sharing Expo plus website submissions in one inbox. Each post targets a specific integration path developers search for.
Latest posts
- WordPress contact form8 min read
A WordPress contact form without another plugin
Theme plugins rot. MuxForms is one script tag, your own schema, and an inbox that also collects your other sites and apps.
- Expo form submit8 min read
Collect Expo and website form submissions in one inbox
Native apps should not need a second form vendor. POST JSON from Expo, embed on the marketing site, read both in MuxForms.
Blog vs guides
Blog posts are stack-specific walkthroughs (copy, paste, ship). Guides are broader pillars—what a form backend is, spam, CORS, and React Native patterns. Start wherever your search landed you.
About the blog
- Do I need to read the blog to use MuxForms?
- No. Start with /docs/embed or /docs/api; the blog adds context for specific stacks.
- Is there an RSS feed?
- Yes, at /feed.xml on muxforms.com.
- Who writes the blog?
- MuxForms founder Souhayb Kamal Dine, based on shipping many sites and apps.
- Can I suggest a tutorial topic?
- Email forms@muxforms.com with the framework or platform you want covered.
Read it, then stop writing /api/contact.
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