I built a webhook responder in Make.com that serves up dynamic HTML forms—no frontend needed.

I kept running into those “I just need a quick form” moments. Spinning up a site? Overkill. Using Google Forms? Honestly… the vibe’s off. Most forms look and feel clunky, and integrating them into an automated workflow always ends up messier than I want.

So I took the lazy route (my favorite kind of creative energy):

• Set up a Make.com scenario with a webhook trigger
• When someone hits the URL, Make.com fires back a live HTML form—customized however I want, right in the scenario
• Fill out the form, hit submit, and the data routes anywhere I need

Why does this feel like a cheat code?

Now, whenever I need to capture info–I just drop a link.

No ugly Google Forms, no building landing pages, no Zapier spaghetti.

It just works, and looks way better than the default options.

Want to see how it’s done, try it out? Click here

Until next time ✌️

—H