Formbricks Hub
Standalone, open-source Feedback Record Hub built for analytics and direct API access.
Formbricks Hub collects feedback from surveys, reviews, support tools, and product workflows into one self-hostable service. It gives teams a clean REST API, a BI-friendly PostgreSQL model, and real-time integrations without forcing feedback data through a closed analytics stack.
What Hub Is For
Section titled “What Hub Is For”Hub is the place where operational feedback becomes queryable product data. Send NPS scores, survey answers, app reviews, support ratings, and other feedback events into a single service, then serve that data to BI tools, internal workflows, or customer-facing experiences.
Normalize survey responses, app-store reviews, support feedback, and custom product signals into one table-shaped model.
Connect Apache Superset, Power BI, Tableau, Looker, Snowflake, or direct SQL clients without building a separate pipeline first.
Use webhooks and the API to route new feedback records into downstream tools, alerts, and internal systems.
How It Fits Together
Section titled “How It Fits Together”Send feedback records from surveys, apps, support systems, imports, or your own services through the Hub API.
Hub writes each response field as a validated PostgreSQL record with tenant, source, field, value, and metadata columns.
Query feedback directly, build BI dashboards, trigger webhooks, or read records back through the API.
Built In
Section titled “Built In”Feedback sources Hub can model
- Survey responses from your app or website
- NPS, CSAT, CES, ratings, and open text feedback
- App Store, Google Play, Trustpilot, and other review platforms
- Support ticket feedback from tools like Intercom or Zendesk
- Custom product events and operational feedback signals
Places Hub data can go
- Apache Superset dashboards
- Power BI, Tableau, Looker, Snowflake, and direct SQL clients
- Internal tools and customer-facing reporting surfaces
- Webhook-driven automation and alerting workflows
Start Here
Section titled “Start Here”- Quickstart: Run Hub locally with Docker Compose.
- Data model: Learn how records, fields, values, and metadata fit together.
- Authentication: Secure Hub API requests with bearer tokens.
- Superset guide: Build your first dashboard on Hub data.
- Environment variables: Configure Hub for local or hosted deployments.
Community & Support
Section titled “Community & Support”- GitHub: formbricks/hub
- Discussions: Ask questions and share ideas
- Issues: Report bugs or request features