The Forge lets someone build an AI-powered application without writing code: a visual editor connects AI models into a working flow, with templates to start from and versioning to roll back drafts or published apps. Finished apps can be shared publicly or privately, called through an API, embedded into an existing site such as WordPress, React or an iframe, or listed on The Forge’s own marketplace where a creator can connect a Stripe account to sell access to what they built. Example apps shown on the site include a children’s book generator, a recipe maker and a support-ticket handler built with the tool.
The site shows no pricing page and no user or usage figures, and its listed example apps carry creation identifiers that date to around April 2023 with nothing newer added since, pointing to a small, possibly solo-run project (contact is a single personal email address) rather than an actively growing platform. Anyone building on it should treat it as an early-stage, lightly maintained tool and keep a backup plan for anything business-critical built on top of it.
Sign-up is free, with no pricing tiers published on the site; monetization comes from a creator’s own Stripe-connected sales on the marketplace rather than a subscription charged by The Forge itself.
