Web app
Experimental
You get a single-page app with routing, state and views that re-render.
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Every card below is generated from the product’s own catalogue: what it is called, what you get, and whether you can have it here today. The labels come from records, never from typing.
How to read a card
Available here: a model built this kind to a checked result in our latest recorded run. Experimental: it starts and is checked, but we have no recorded run proving it end to end. Not available yet: nothing here makes it. How each label is decided. A picture on a card is the first screen of a page ForgeOS built in its own release check, saved with the run it came from; a card without one has no picture, because we do not draw stand-ins.
Press Try on any card and that sentence goes with you into sign-up, and then into your chat, where ForgeOS starts on it once your workspace is made.
Experimental
You get a single-page app with routing, state and views that re-render.
Available here
You get a typed API with health, collection and single-resource endpoints.
Available here
You get a small working command-line tool.
Available here
You get a small working service.
Available here
You get a small working Go service.
Available here
You get a small working Ruby tool.
Experimental
You get an assistant that answers questions about your own documents, citing them, and works before you connect a model.

Experimental
You get an installable web app that opens with no connection, its service worker tested against the network being gone.
Experimental
You get a data pipeline that loads a CSV export into a database, setting bad rows aside with the reason, safe to re-run.
Experimental
You get a serverless contact-form handler that answers each mistake with the right status, runnable locally with saved events.
Experimental
You get a Manifest V3 browser extension that saves highlighted text, with two permissions and no remote code.
Experimental
You get a scraper that collects product names and prices into CSV, asking robots.txt first and testable without the network.
Experimental
You get a backup script for cron that keeps the newest archives, written to run unchanged on macOS and Linux.
Experimental
You get a 3D scene editor in the browser — orbit, select, move, rotate and scale with G, R and S — that exports glTF 2.0 and OBJ for Blender.
Experimental
You get a 2D platformer with a fixed-timestep loop, keyboard, touch and gamepad controls, synthesised sound and a saved best score.

Experimental
You get a first-person 3D walkabout through a maze, with collision, mouse, touch and gamepad look, and a spoken description of where you are.
Experimental
You get a page that reads a board over USB, Bluetooth or HID and drives its LED, with a simulator when no device is connected and the Arduino sketch included.
Available here
You get a small working website.
Available here
You get a landing page with benefits, proof and a working form.

Available here
You get an editorial blog with articles and an archive.
Available here
You get a portfolio with selected work, an about section and contact links.
Experimental
You get an online shop with a catalogue, a basket and checkout handed to a payment provider.
Available here
You get a documentation site with search and getting-started guidance.
Experimental
You get a campaign site: a petition with a live signature count, volunteer sign-up, events with RSVP and a donate link to your own provider.
Experimental
You get a plain-language government service in English and Spanish: eligibility, details, upload, review and submit, with status lookup.
Experimental
You get a brand system: logo, mark, favicon and social card as SVG, with tokens and a brand sheet.
Experimental
You get a social media kit: SVG cards in every common format with captions and alt text.
Experimental
You get a print-ready A4 piece with a screen preview and a consistency check on its figures.

Experimental
You get a captioned animated explainer that exports to video.
Experimental
You get a clickable prototype with a flow map and realistic screens.

Experimental
You get a song and an original virtual artist who sings it, with a MIDI melody, a band played in the browser and a 16:9 concert show ready to project.

Experimental
You get a slide deck with speaker notes, keyboard navigation and print-to-PDF.
Experimental
You get a reproducible data report with a CSV, SVG charts and the script that draws them.

Available here
You get an operations dashboard with summary metrics and an activity table.
Experimental
You get an HTML email with its plain-text twin, unsubscribe and postal lines.
Experimental
You get a press kit with boilerplate, a release, a fact sheet and downloadable marks.
Experimental
You get an impact report with headline numbers, an accessible chart, where the money goes, stories and every source named.
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Free to start, no card. We ask before sending code to free models that may keep it (why). What the kind counts mean.