Small, focused developer tools.
FlintHive builds the kind of tool you install once and stop thinking about. Every one of them works offline, asks for the fewest permissions the browser will allow, and is honest about what it cannot do.
Right now that means one product: FormForge, a Chrome extension that fills web forms with realistic test data. More will follow, and they will be built the same way — no accounts, no telemetry, no subscription you have to remember to cancel.
How we build
Offline by default
Our tools do their work on your machine. FormForge makes no network calls at all — there is nothing to intercept, nothing to leak, and nothing that stops working when a server goes down.
The narrowest permissions
FormForge holds no standing access to any website. It cannot read a page until you click the toolbar icon, press its shortcut, or use the right-click menu — and that access expires the moment the fill finishes.
Honest about failure
A tool that fails silently is worse than one that fails loudly. Every FormForge fill returns a report of what was filled, what was skipped, and what the page rejected.
Our products
- Chrome extension
- Free tier
- Pro $39 USD one-time
FormForge — form filler for testing & QA
Fills web forms with realistic generated test data or your own saved profiles. Built for the forms that break other fillers: React, Vue and Angular controlled inputs, Shadow DOM, same-origin iframes and custom dropdowns.
Who runs FlintHive
FlintHive is the trading name of MD. ARAFAT UDDIN, an independent software developer based in Chattogram, Bangladesh. There is no team page here because there is no team — one person writes the code, answers the support email and signs the licences.
Questions about a product, a licence or an invoice go to support@flinthive.com and are answered by the person who built it.