Looking for designers who hate collecting feedback using paper forms

A player of mine wrote their email down for my mailing list, but i swear to god they wrote a greek psi Ψ character in it (turns out it was a 4). I got so angry trying to figure it out, that I made a mobile friendly website to make taking feedback virtual so I'd never misread an email again:

https://www.playtestfeedback.com/

Create a game and a playtest so your players can scan your qr code to go to a feedback page. I modeled the feedback questions after the Board Game Design Lab's feedback form since its so standard, and made it so people can opt in to your mailing list, playtesting credit, and for being emailed with questions. I've also added things like taking notes and photos as the one running the test. You can then export your list to csv and review your feedback over time.

There are things that are missing, like sharing ownership of a game or editing the name and thumbnail, but I dont want to add that if the tool itself isn't useful to others. Im sure yall, as testers of the testing framework, will point out other things I can improve.