Software for what you're building.
Yours to keep.

Made here

A tool for your business, a game for your studio. Open runs it in your browser. Code shows how it was made. Suggest a change sends a note to the people who keep it.

01 / Live now

pixel-plays By trevato

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cs-engine cs2 clone

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voxel A voxel sandbox game in the browser: an infinite chunked world from a seeded noise terrain, place and break blocks with a hotbar of block types, first-person movement with collision and jumping, day/night lighting, and worlds saved per name so you can come back. Hand-written WebGL2, 60 fps on a laptop, touch controls on a phone.

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forge Your software and the crew that builds it, in one place.

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deal-clock Every deadline of every deal on one timeline: inspection, appraisal, financing and closing, with reminders to each party before anything slips.

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cheffry-s-dungeon Cheffry's Dungeon is a low-poly 3D multiplayer dungeon adventure engineered to feel massive on minimal infrastructure. A persistent social hub syncs only positions, emotes, and chat; dungeon delves run as small 4-player instances that scale horizontally; asynchronous systems — daily seeded runs, leaderboards, ghost data, player graffiti — deliver the massively-multiplayer feel without the server bill. Tick-based authoritative networking, fully data-driven content (rooms, monsters, traps, loot), and low-poly art keep bandwidth tiny and iteration fast. The v1 foundation: explorable hub, melee combat with dodge, three enemy types, loot chests, and party play — every system built content-pipeline-ready for rapid expansion.

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listing-launch One address in, a listing launched: the MLS description, three social posts, a flyer and an email blast, each checked for Fair Housing language and dressed in the agent's own brand.

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speed-to-lead Answer every new lead in under a minute: a desk of incoming leads with a response clock, a drafted personal reply to approve and send, and a 30-day follow-up cadence that never lets anyone sit untouched.

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All 29 public apps

From a sentence to something you can use

1. Describe it

   Say what you want in plain words: a fix, a new feature, a whole game, the tool your shop is missing.

2. Try it

   An AI agent builds it on a separate copy. You click around a live preview while nothing else changes.

3. Ship it

   It goes live when you say so, or set it to ship by itself. Every change is kept.

It stays yours

You can move it

Your code is in git and everything else is in one SQLite file. Copy them to any machine and keep going.

The crew is private

The agents work for your forge alone, on your projects, with your own AI account.

Forges connect

Bring an app in from another forge, do your work, and send it back to where it came from.

• one Bun process
• one SQLite file
• MCP at /mcp
• AGPL-3.0