We built the boring part, so nobody has to think about it.
Flora started with a small annoyance. Every site needs a contact form, and every easy way to add one hands your visitors' details to a company you have never heard of, in a country you did not choose. So we made one that does not.
Made by Serendipiware
The same company that runs Tor relays for people who cannot reach the open internet, and signs the letters against scanning everybody else's. Privacy is the point.
In the EU, specifically
Paris for the database. Amsterdam for the endpoint that your forms post to.
5
Subprocessors, named
Each with the country it sits in, listed before the list changes.
Somebody has to hold this data. It should be somebody you can name.
A contact form is the smallest piece of a site and the one that ends up holding the most personal thing on it. Names, email addresses, phone numbers, and whatever somebody decided to type into a message box, handed to whichever service was easiest to paste in that afternoon.
Flora exists so the answer to "where does that go?" is one sentence long and true. A database in Paris, an endpoint in Amsterdam, an email that carries none of the contents, and a list of everyone else involved that you can read before you sign up rather than after something goes wrong.
Privacy by default
No submitter IP addresses, no user agents, no fingerprints, no profile of anyone. What we never collect cannot leak, and nothing you receive is worth anything to us.
Honest software
No dark patterns, no fake urgency, and no subscription you have to email somebody to cancel. Ending a plan is a button in your dashboard.
Boring on purpose
A form should be the least interesting thing on your site. Ours just collects the message, lets you know it arrived, and leaves you alone.
1.5% of revenue goes to carbon removal.
Serendipiware is part of Stripe Climate, a coalition funding next-generation carbon removal. A fraction of everything Flora earns pays for COâ‚‚ to be taken out of the air and put back underground, permanently.
Read the commitment1.5%
of revenue, on every payment, not a one-off offset.