We design, build, host, and maintain the enterprise software you would otherwise pay a system integrator ten times more to deliver. Small teams, senior engineers, AI agents in the loop, documentation that survives the engineers who wrote it.
Every Forge engagement passes through six stages. Each stage produces an artifact the customer can read, scrutinize, and own.
Two weeks. We sit with your team and produce a Product Requirements Brief in plain English. Every assumption surfaced. Every requirement traceable to a real business outcome. The Brief is a paid, fixed-fee engagement and it is a real gate — if the Brief is wrong, we have not yet built the wrong thing.
Two to four weeks. We translate the Brief into a Foundation Blueprint covering project-wide architecture and regulatory guardrails (DPDP, HIPAA, RBI, SEBI, SOC2 — whatever applies), and a set of Feature Blueprints for the specific capabilities. Every architectural assumption gets written down.
Four to twelve weeks for the first release. AI agents do the typing. Senior engineers do the judgment — every work order is reviewed before it goes to the agent, every pull request before it merges. You have full visibility into every decision.
Continuous, with a formal close-out before release. Tests are generated against the acceptance criteria from the Brief, not against the code. This catches the case where the code is correct but the requirement was wrong.
We host on AWS or GCP. We maintain. We monitor. We respond to incidents. You own the IP and the codebase. We own delivery responsibility.
Every requirement, every architectural decision, every assumption, every line of code — connected in a graph that survives the engineers who built it. When your second project arrives, we start from the graph of the first. This is what makes the third project cheaper than the second.
The Brief is a fixed-fee, two-week engagement. You walk away with a document — whether or not you continue with us.