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Add a contact form

Add a contact form to any page in two minutes. Submissions go to your dashboard and your inbox.

What you'll get

  • A form on whichever page you choose, with the fields you want.
  • Every submission saved to your dashboard and emailed to you.
  • Basic spam filtering on every plan; paid plans add advanced filtering for the sophisticated stuff.

Add the form

In Claude, ask for the form. Be specific about which page, which fields, and what the submit button should say:

  • "Add a contact form to my home page with name, email, and message fields."
  • "Put a booking enquiry form on the services page. Ask for name, email, phone, and what they're interested in."
  • "Add a short newsletter signup at the bottom of every page. Just an email field, button says Sign up."

Claude builds the form. Refresh the page. The form is there.

If you want changes — different fields, different placement, different look — just ask. Same as anything else on your site.

See what people send you

Every submission shows up in your dashboard at app.lanlan.site/forms. You can read messages there, mark spam, and export the list.

The forms dashboard showing five recent submissions on a demo bakery site — wholesale enquiries, a custom-cake request, an anniversary catering note — with two unread (green dot) and three read.

Notifications go to the email you signed up with by default, plus anyone you've added as a collaborator on the site (in the team page of your dashboard). You can change the notification address any time — just ask Claude:

If something doesn't work

  • "I'm not getting the emails." Check your spam folder. The sender is noreply@lanlan.site — add that to your contacts so future emails come through clean.
  • "The form looks weird on phones." Ask Claude "Make the contact form fit better on phones." It's a one-line fix.
  • "The form posted but I never got the email." Open your dashboard — the submission is there. Use the dashboard as your source of truth; the email is a convenience on top.
  • "I'm getting too much spam." Basic filtering catches obvious bots. Paid plans include advanced filtering that catches more sophisticated patterns — repeat offenders, content tricks, and ambiguous cases. Mark anything that slips through as spam in your dashboard; that trains the filter to catch similar submissions next time.

What to try next

If you get stuck

Ask Claude. "I can't figure out how to…" almost always gets you unstuck. For anything Claude can't help with, email support.