developer tools · one team · one model
The home of every app
built by the Forgeteam.
The home of every app built by the Forge team: backends, source hosting, data languages and mobile apps. One model, plain HTTP, terminal-first.
// forge apps
One shape. Many colors.
7 of 7 apps
// console
liveForge Console v0.1
Spin up a database. Get an API.
Define tables in the browser, get auto-generated REST + GraphQL endpoints, SQL over HTTPS, end-user auth and row-level scoping.
- visual tables
- REST + GraphQL
- bring your own DB
forgeconsole.app →
// init
liveForge Init v0.1
Host your code. Push from anywhere.
A lightweight source-hosting console. Create a repo in the browser and push straight from your terminal — no Git, no SSH, no setup.
- public or private repos
- snapshot history
- single-file CLI
forgeinit.app →
// lang
betaForgeScript v0.4
Load your data. Pipe it. Ship the model.
A small, expression-oriented language for data analysis and machine learning. Run .fs scripts from your terminal — no notebooks, no glue.
- dataframes, first-class
- REPL to prod
- one static binary
forgelang.app →
// builder
soonForge Builder soon
Assemble apps, not boilerplate.
A visual builder that wires Forge services together and hands you real code you can push with the CLI.
- visual composer
- real code out
forgebuilder.app →
// cv
soonForge CV soon
A résumé that lives at a URL.
Write your CV once, publish it as a page, export it as a PDF. Built for developers who hate document editors.
- markdown in
- PDF + page out
forgecv.app →
// kanban
soonForge Kanban soon
Boards that move as fast as you do.
Keyboard-first boards for small teams. Columns, cards, and an API so your automations can move tickets too.
- keyboard-first
- board API
forgekanban.app →
// hack
soonForge Hack soon
Ship a hackathon in an afternoon.
Run and join hackathons: teams, submissions, judging and leaderboards, without a spreadsheet in sight.
- teams + submissions
- judging + scores
forgehack.app →
// impact
Small team. Real numbers.
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developers using Forge apps
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apps launched or in the forge
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people in the community
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uptime across live services
// other projects
Beyond the Forge stack.
Apps we build outside the developer-tool line — mobile products with their own name, their own audience and their own color.
iOS · Android
True Stories Untold
A digital platform and community centered around anonymous life stories — a space to share and discover personal narratives without revealing your identity.
Android · iOS soon
FlipEmo
The ultimate brain-boosting memory challenge. Flip cards to reveal adorable emoji pairs and find all the matches before time runs out. Free forever, no ads, no data collected.
// also building
Other things in the workshop.
// labs
Forge Labs
Prototypes that don't have a domain yet: schedulers, log viewers, tiny daemons. Some graduate, some don't.
// cli
The forge CLI
One binary that talks to every Forge service. Auth once, then push code, query data and run scripts from the same shell.
// mobile
Mobile studio
Small, private-by-default apps for phones — no ads, no tracking, offline where it makes sense.
// open
Open pieces
Parsers, clients and helpers we extracted from the apps and published on their own.
// the model
Everything a dev needs. None of the wiring.
// plain http
No SDK lock-in
Every Forge surface speaks plain HTTP and JSON, or a single-file CLI. If your tool can make a request, it can talk to Forge.
// terminal-first
The terminal is the product
Browser consoles for setup, your shell for everything after. One command should do the whole job.
// small
Small on purpose
Each app does one thing end to end. No platform tax, no forty-service onboarding, no yaml.
// shipped
Built to be shipped
Multi-tenant, role-based and API-keyed from day one. Free to try, ready for real projects.
// testimonials
What people say.
01 / 05
“Console replaced a whole folder of scripts. Plain HTTP, one key, and our deploy checks were done in an afternoon.”
// faq
Questions, answered.
Forge is the home of every app built by the Forge team: backends, source hosting, data languages and mobile apps. One model, plain HTTP, terminal-first.
No. Every Forge surface speaks plain HTTP and JSON, or ships a single-file CLI. If your tool can make a request, it can talk to Forge.
Every app is free to try, and the mobile apps are free forever with no ads and no tracking. Paid tiers only appear where real infrastructure runs behind them.
Live means you can use it in production today. Beta means it works but the surface may still shift. Soon means it's being built and not public yet.
Yes. Forge Console lets you bring your own Postgres, and everything is API-keyed so you can wire it into whatever stack you already run.
Use the contact form below, or reach us on WhatsApp. We answer from the same inbox, usually within a day.
// contact
Talk to the Forge team.
A bug, an idea, a partnership or just a question — write to us and we answer from the same inbox.