Market research, design and engineering in one place
Describe a product.
Get a part you can hold.
Forge reads what shoppers buy and complain about, designs your idea to the size you confirm, and hands back a 3D model to turn over, a review sheet, and a file ready to print. When it’s right, it goes to SolidWorks for production.
No CAD experience needed.
Proposed change
Hollow: thickness 0.12 → 0.16 in
ApplyHow it works
From a sentence to a manufacturable part
- 1
Describe it
Type it or say it: what it is, who it's for, and what's wrong with the ones already on the shelf.
- 2
See the market
Forge looks at the listings that rank, what they measure and what buyers complain about, then proposes a size to start from.
- 3
Design and build
Your idea becomes a validated build recipe and a watertight 3D part, with a review sheet and a print-ready STL.
- 4
Take it to production
The approved design moves to SolidWorks as exact geometry, and an engineer finishes it with the building assistant.
Why Forge
The research and the part, finally in the same place
Market research and product design usually live in different tools, and the handoff between them is someone retyping numbers. Forge keeps them together, from the first idea to the file a manufacturer works from.
Designed around real complaints
Tipping, flexing, water that pools. The complaints in competitors' reviews become design decisions, not afterthoughts.
A model you can walk through
Every build step is pinned to the part. Step through them, or click anywhere on it to ask about that exact spot.
An assistant that knows the geometry
Ask where something is or how thick it is. Distances are measured, not guessed, and every change waits for your go-ahead.
Every version kept
Each build and each change is saved with its files, so nothing an engineer does by hand is ever overwritten.
Start with a sentence.
Tell Forge what you want to make, and have a part to turn over in a few minutes.
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