Your agent forged it.Does anyone want it?
Describe what you are building in one field. Every week, Forge reads the companies in your market — what they shipped, what they charge, what their users complain about — and writes you a brief with a source under every line, a board to move what came out of it, and a brainstorm that argues from the same reading.
- no card
- 15 free credits
- a brief a week
- $29 a month after
What you get
Three things your generator does not give you.
It made the app. It did not tell you whether anyone wants it, what to build next, or how far it stands from the market this week.
01 · Every week
A brief on your market, with a source under every line.
Describe what you are building in one field. Forge proposes who to watch and you confirm the list. Then, every week: what they shipped, priced or got complained about — tagged FACT, COMPANY CLAIM or USER OPINION — with the page it came from under each line.
- 1Open News
- 2Read the line
- 3Open the page it came from
- 4Label it in one click
02 · Every week
What to build next, proposed from your market.
A feature two of the companies you watch declare and your product was read as not carrying becomes a card, with their names on it and where the answer came from. File a line out of the brief onto the same board, type your own, or open the brainstorm and argue with the reading — its output is cards too. Nothing here is a task: no assignee, no due date, no plan.
- 1Add a line from the brief to the board
- 2Open the Board
- 3Carry the card to Next
- 4Mark Forge’s proposal done
03 · Every cycle
A market-fit number that is allowed to fall.
Once three companies are watched and two briefs exist, a versioned reading: the market half from the web, your half from your own description and the marks you make on it. Every component shows its sample and which side it came from, with the closest competitor beside it — and until then, the date it arrives.
- 1Open a component of the number
- 2See the rows it counts
- 3Correct the one your description got wrong
Recordings of the product’s own design harness: the shipped screens over fixture companies, every count computed by the shipped math. The pointer is drawn in; the clicks and the drag are real.
Pricing
Free to start. $29 a month when it earns it.
Credits pay for the model work: a weekly cycle is 5 credits at the launch price (9 later), a seed 5. The brainstorm is part of every subscription; reading a brief, moving a card and everything the board derives are never metered.
Forge Free
$0no card
15 credits on sign-in
Get the answer before you pay for anything.
- —One product read in Signal: who to watch, and the first brief
- —The market pages: what the companies in your sector did this week, read once for every workspace
Forge Solo
$29/ month
60 credits a month · every product you describe
The co-founder your agent cannot be.
- —A weekly brief per product, with a source under every line
- —A board of what to build next, proposed from what your market declares
- —A brainstorm that argues from the same reading — included, no credits
- —The MCP connector, so your coding agent starts from the brief
- —Top up 20 credits for $9 or 100 credits for $29
Building with a team? Team is $69 a month flat for the whole workspace — no seats, 200 credits, every product shared — for the first 100 workspaces, $99 after. Premium adds the org layer: talk to us.
Before you sign in
The questions builders ask first.
Where the honest answer is “it cannot see that”, the answer says so.
- Does it matter whether I used Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Cursor or Claude Code?
- No. Forge reads the market around what you describe — the companies, their pricing pages, what their users say — and your description is your own words. Nothing asks which tool typed the code, and two apps that differ only in who generated them read the same.
- Can I validate the idea before I build anything?
- Yes. Forge starts from a written description: it proposes who to watch, you confirm the list, and a brief arrives every week with each claim tagged and sourced. The market-fit number waits until three companies are watched and two briefs exist — until then the page says the date it will arrive, and it never invents one from silence.
- What does free actually include?
- An account with fifteen credits and no card: one product read in Signal — the seed and a first brief — and the market pages, which one reading serves for every workspace. Solo adds the weekly brief for every product, the board, the brainstorm and the MCP connector.
- What happens to my code and my description?
- Your description is kept verbatim and shown as yours — it is the one input Forge does not measure, and everything else is read against it. Forge does not read a customer’s code to say what their product is: a repository URL on a product is a link, and the only thing read from one is the README, once, as an editable draft you can throw away.
Start free
Find out whether anyone wants what you built.
Sign in with Google, GitHub or an email. 15 credits, no card: describe the idea, confirm who to watch, and the first brief runs.