Choose Your Path

Whether you're connecting an existing database or building a new backend from scratch, PostPipe has you covered.

Static (The Connector)

Connect your existing MongoDB or PostgreSQL database to PostPipe. Ideal for adding forms and data ingest to your current applications.

Secure Signature Verification
Zero-Trust Architecture
Instant API Endpoints

Forge (CLI)

Scaffold full-featured Next.js backends with our CLI. perfect for new projects requiring auth, databases, and more.

CLI-First Workflow
Modular Components
Ready-to-Deploy Templates

Static (The Connector)

Connect your existing MongoDB or PostgreSQL database to PostPipe.

Secure Signature
Zero-Trust
Instant API

Workflow

Step 1

Design Your Forms

Step 2

Setup Connectors

Step 3

Test & Deploy

Forge (CLI)

Scaffold full-featured Next.js backends with our CLI.

CLI-First
Modular Components
Deploy Templates

Workflow

Step 1

CLI Setup

Step 2

Component Scaffold

Step 3

Database Deploy

How PostPipe Works

Connect your database and start capturing form submissions in minutes. No complex backend setups or DevOps required.

Step 1

Connect Database

Provide your database credentials. We securely pool connections and provision isolated endpoints.

postpipe.config.ts

// postpipe.config.ts
export default defineConfig({
  connector: "postgresql", // or "mongodb"
  connectionString: process.env.DATABASE_URL,
  tables: ["contacts", "leads"],
  zeroTrust: true,
  rateLimit: "100/min"
});

Step 2

Embed Snippet

Drop our snippet into any framework or platform. Zero client dependencies required.

index.html

<!-- Drop into any HTML page -->
<form data-postpipe="contacts" method="POST">
  <input type="email" name="email" required />
  <button type="submit">Submit</button>
</form>
<script src="https://postpipe.in/pp.js" async></script>

Step 3

Receive Verified Data

Submissions are cryptographically signed before direct insertion into your database.

payload.json

// Cryptographically signed & verified
{
  "status": "verified_200",
  "signature": "hmac_sha256_9f8a2c...",
  "destination": "postgresql://contacts",
  "data": {
    "email": "alex@acme.corp",
    "verified": true,
    "receivedAt": "2026-09-05T11:04:21Z"
  }
}