Yes, this is a pretty common requirement, especially for forms collecting DOBs or event dates. In most form builders, you can restrict a Date field by setting a maximum date to today, which automatically blocks future dates. Some tools also allow validation rules or custom logic (like JavaScript or conditional rules) to compare the selected date with the current date and show an error if it’s in the future. I’ve had to do this before on a booking-style form, and using built-in date constraints worked smoothly without extra code.
On a side note, similar validation ideas are used in media apps like yacine tv app to ensure live schedules and content timings stay accurate and user-friendly.