ForgeOSby Medina19

Press

ForgeOS, for people writing about it.

The words we use for it, a dated fact sheet, the logo files and real pictures. Use any of it without asking.

Describing it

Three lengths, the same words everywhere.

Please use these as written. They are the same on every profile and listing we keep.

One sentence

ForgeOS is an AI agent orchestration platform that builds what you describe, checks it, and shows you the proof before it goes live.

Two sentences

ForgeOS is an AI agent orchestration platform that builds what you describe, checks it, and shows you the proof before it goes live. You say the outcome in plain language; it plans the work, routes it across AI models and tools, runs your project’s own tests, and publishes only after you approve.

About 100 words

ForgeOS is an AI agent orchestration platform from Medina19, built for people who have the idea but not the engineer. You describe an outcome in your own words; ForgeOS plans it, coordinates models, tools and connections, builds it, runs your project’s own tests and browser checks, and shows you the exact change and the evidence before you approve it going live. Every step is on an append-only record. It runs read-only until you grant write access and never spends past a limit you set. A public capability registry labels each feature by whether it is proven, experimental, or not yet available. Free to start, no card.

Fact sheet · 2026-10-15

What is true today, and where it says so.

Each line links to the page that carries the fact, and every number there is held to the record behind it. Anything we could not source is left out rather than estimated.

Product

ForgeOS — an AI agent orchestration platform for non-programmers.

Made and run by

Medina19, at medina19.com.

Founder

Charlie Barron, Founder, Medina19.

Price

Free to start. No card. Paid plans are not yet published, and there will be 30 days’ notice before any. Pricing

Free allowance

300 free model calls a day, one allowance shared by every workspace a person owns. With your own key for a paid model, you set the limit and work stops there. Pricing

What it can start

37 kinds of project, from one sentence. A model built 11 of them to a checked result in the latest recorded run. What the counts mean · every kind as a card

Labels

Every capability carries one of four labels, never renamed: Available · Needs a connection · Experimental · Not available yet. Capability

Before anything goes live

It runs your project’s own tests, shows the exact change, and changes nothing until you accept. Trust

Where it runs

In a web browser, and as an app on iPhone, iPad or Mac without the App Store. Download

What it is not

Four things ForgeOS is not.

  • Not a language model

    It uses several.

  • Not a template site builder

    It builds from your sentence.

  • Not an IDE or coding assistant

    It is for people who don’t want to see code, though you can download it.

  • Not a certification

    It reports what was checked. It does not promise correct software or compliance.

The name

ForgeOS. One word.

Write ForgeOS: one word, capital F, capital OS. Not “Forge OS”, “ForgeOs” or “forgeos”. The companion inside it is Ember.

Medina19 is the company that makes and runs ForgeOS. It appears small beneath the name in the site’s header, as the maker’s mark, and in the legal line at the foot of each page. It is not part of the product’s name, so please don’t write “ForgeOS by Medina19” as if it were.

Logo files

The mark, on light and on dark.

The mark is one file, drawn to sit on either ground. Set the name ForgeOS in text beside it; there is no separate wordmark file yet. Please don’t recolour, stretch or redraw the mark.

The mark on a light background
SVG · PNG, 512px · on light
The mark on a dark background
SVG · PNG, 192px · on dark

The share card, 1200×630: forgeos-og.png.

Pictures

Real screens, not mock-ups.

The first two are the opening screen of things ForgeOS built in recorded runs, kept as evidence and checked on 2026-10-13; they are the same pictures the gallery shows. The third is the chat, with example data.

A blog called Hiking Trails & Tales, built by ForgeOS in a recorded run: its first screen.
A blog, Hiking Trails & Tales, built in a recorded run. Download
A café daily-sales dashboard built by ForgeOS in a recorded run: its first screen, with sales, ticket and order tiles.
A café sales dashboard, built in a recorded run. Download
The ForgeOS conversation: the plan's last steps, running the checks and submitting for review, above the exact change.
The chat, with example data: the plan, the checks, and the exact change waiting for review. Download

Writing about ForgeOS?

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