Backend infrastructure for the parts of your site that aren't your product
Every site needs a contact form, a newsletter signup, maybe a booking page. embedio handles that part, so you don't have to build it again.
I built this for myself first
embedio started in 2024 as an internal tool. I was building client sites as a freelancer, and every single one needed the same small backend — a place to catch a contact form, store a few survey responses, send a booking confirmation. Standing that up from scratch, for the third or fifteenth time, stopped making sense.
So I built one backend I could point any site at, and kept using it long after the freelancing stopped. I opened it up publicly in 2026, once it had survived enough real client traffic that I trusted it with yours.
A few things I won't compromise on
Plain HTTP over clever abstractions
A form that posts to a URL will still work in ten years. I'd rather ship something boring and durable than something impressive and brittle.
Your data is yours
Export everything, anytime, in a format you can actually use elsewhere. I'd rather earn a renewal than force one.
One person, no hand-offs
There's no support queue and no team to route a bug report through. If something breaks, I'm the one who sees it and fixes it, usually the same day.
Just me, actually
Nicolas Garcia
Founder
Spent years building client sites as a freelancer before getting tired of rebuilding the same backend for every one of them. Now builds and runs embedio full-time — product, infrastructure, and support, all one person.
Building something right now?
Start on the free plan — no card required — or send me a message if you'd rather talk it through first.