Forge

Website and app studio

Websites and apps, designed on purpose.

Forge is the visual studio for teams who ship interfaces, not lookalikes. Layout, type, components, and publish — one canvas from first sketch to live.

Forge · Ridge — Marketing · Desktop

Independent studios already on the canvas

  • Ridge
  • Harbor
  • Field & Co
  • Kin
  • Meridian
  • Mono

Why Forge

Templates get you a site. A studio gets you a product.

Most builders start from a theme and hope the brand survives. Forge starts from decisions — type, space, color, components — and lets pages and app screens grow from the same system.

Designers stay in the file. Engineers get an export they can ship. Marketing publishes without opening a second tool. The public site and the product stop looking like they were made in different decades.

Features

Everything a studio needs. Nothing a template insists on.

  • A real canvas

    Lay out pages and app screens on a spatial canvas — not a stack of disconnected blocks. Type, space, and hierarchy stay under your hand.

  • One design system

    Tokens, type, color, and components live in one library. Change a decision once; every screen and site follows.

  • Sites and apps together

    Marketing pages, product UI, and multi-screen flows share the same studio. Ship a website, an app shell, or both.

  • Publish without a handoff

    Custom domains, clean markup, and production CSS. What you design is what goes live — no rebuild in another tool.

  • Built for a team

    Comment on the canvas, share libraries, and keep roles clear. Studio work stays studio work, even with engineers in the file.

  • Iterate after launch

    Ship, measure, and revise on the same canvas. Drafts, versions, and live pages sit side by side.

How it works

Three steps from a blank page to a live product.

Overhead of a design desk with paper, pencils, and a metal ruler
  1. 01

    Open a canvas

    Start blank, from a structure, or by pasting a live URL. Forge reads layout the way a studio does — type, grid, and intent.

  2. 02

    Design the system

    Set type, color, and components once. Pages and app screens inherit the same decisions, so the product holds together.

  3. 03

    Publish and keep going

    Point a domain, ship a build, or hand engineers a clean export. Then keep designing — the live file is the source.

Pricing

Start free. Grow into a studio.

Simple seats. No per-page tax. Yearly saves about 17%.

  • Draft

    For exploring a first project.

    Free

    No credit card on the waitlist

    Join the waitlist
    • 1 project
    • Website and app canvases
    • Forge mark on published pages
    • Community support
  • Studio

    For teams who ship on purpose.

    $30/mo

    Billed yearly

    Start with Studio
    • Unlimited projects
    • Shared design system
    • Custom domain and remove mark
    • Code export
    • Version history
    • Email support
  • Firm

    For studios with clients and seats.

    $75/mo

    Billed yearly

    Talk to us
    • Everything in Studio
    • 10 editor seats
    • Client workspaces
    • SSO and audit log
    • Priority support
    • Shared analytics

Stories

Built the way studios already work.

Timber and glass courtyard with a single tree
  • We stopped bouncing between a design file, a site builder, and an engineering backlog. The marketing site and the product finally share a system.

    Maya Chen

    Design director, Ridge

  • Forge is the first tool that treats type and spacing like a studio would. Clients see the real thing, not a mock that dies in handoff.

    Jonah Hale

    Founder, Field & Co

  • We publish landing pages in an afternoon and keep the same components in the app. That used to be two teams and a week.

    Priya Nair

    Product lead, Harbor

Early access

Join the studio waitlist.

Invites go out in small groups. Tell us how you work and we'll put you in the right queue — no drip campaign, one note when it's your turn.

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Questions

  • Both, on one canvas. Marketing sites, multi-page products, and app screens share type, color, and components so the public site and the product don't drift apart.