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StaticKit by Derrick Reimer

Toolkit of dynamic components, such as forms, for static sites.

Exit story: How Derrick Reimer Sold StaticKit to Formspree (2020) →

About StaticKit

Toolkit of dynamic components, such as forms, for static sites. StaticKit is a developer tools product built by indie maker Derrick Reimer. StaticKit has since been acquired.

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Team communication app optimised for deep work, abandoned in 2019 and open-sourced.

StaticKit FAQ

What is StaticKit?

StaticKit is a developer tools product: Toolkit of dynamic components, such as forms, for static sites.

Who made StaticKit?

StaticKit was made by Derrick Reimer, Founder of SavvyCal; co-founded Drip, which sold to Leadpages. Derrick Reimer has also built SavvyCal, Drip, Codetree, Level.

Is StaticKit still active?

StaticKit has been acquired. It is no longer owned by Derrick Reimer, who built it as an indie maker.

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