The problem
Small teams rent a subscription for each piece of software they use, and none of it is quite what they need. What they could make themselves is hard to host and harder to share.
The approach
A workspace on your own Cloudflare account, assembled from modules: Links, Forms, Waitlist, Surveys, Contacts, Inventory and Workflows, all sharing the same people, permissions and look. What is missing, the coding agent you already use builds inside the same rules, so it matches the rest.
What we learned
Foogl and Formweh showed that one small Worker on your own account covers much of what small teams rent. What they lacked was a shared shell: the same people, sign-in and look across everything.
Next
The framework first, then Links and Forms in one workspace with the first workflow between them, for a private alpha.
- Status
- Nearly there; the waitlist is open
- Runs on
- The web, hosted on your own Cloudflare account
- Since
- September 2026
- Built with
- One Worker and one D1 database per workspace, in your own account; open source, AGPL
- Grew from
- Foogl and Formweh, now its Links and Forms modules
The print
Mount Lebanon, New York
The Shakers here built their own buildings, furniture and tools, to their own rules.
Lossing and Barritt, from Charles Nordhoff, 1875.