The Forge platform

Compliance is the first module. Not the last.

Forge builds a live graph of your product — requirements, risks, tests, suppliers, standards — and reasons across it. ForgeComply runs that graph for compliance today. The same backbone is built to run the rest of hardware development.

Forge AI is an execution platform for hardware development in regulated industries. Everything a product is — and everything it must prove — lives in one connected graph. AI does the reasoning; qualified engineers direct it.

Forge platform vision — one product graph, eight capabilities A central product graph at the core, with eight capabilities evenly spaced around it. Compliance is live today via ForgeComply; the seven ahead — Requirements, Design and development, Verification and test, Risk management, Manufacturing, Supplier management, Supply chain — extend the same graph. Requirements Design & development Verification & test Risk management Manufacturing Supplier management Supply chain Compliance FORGECOMPLY · LIVE One connected product graph — requirements · risks · tests · suppliers · standards ForgeComply runs compliance on it today. Every capability ahead extends the same backbone. Live On the roadmap
Forge platform vision — one connected product graph with eight capabilities. Compliance is live today via ForgeComply; the seven ahead (Requirements, Design & development, Verification & test, Risk management, Manufacturing, Supplier management, Supply chain) extend the same graph.

The primitive

One live graph of your product.

Hardware development runs on relationships: a requirement is verified by a test, a test produces evidence, evidence satisfies a clause, a clause gates a certification. Today those links live in spreadsheets and in people's heads. Forge makes them a live, queryable graph — so when anything changes, everything downstream knows.

  • Two speeds, one system

    Software iterates hourly; hardware gates monthly. Forge runs both on the same graph without forcing either to fake the other's pace.

  • Every claim traced to proof

    Specification, work, and evidence stay linked. Nothing is asserted that can't be walked back to its source.

  • Any regulated vertical

    The same backbone carries medical devices and the industries that share their standards — the frameworks project onto it, not the other way round.

The territory

Module by module, the loop closes.

ForgeComply is live. The other modules extend the same graph — same backbone, same discipline: AI does the work, qualified people keep the verdicts.

  • LIVE

    ForgeComply

    Standards, evidence, gap analysis, submissions — compliance executed at software pace.

  • ROADMAP

    Define

    Requirements born connected — to the risks, tests, and clauses they'll answer to.

  • ROADMAP

    Design

    Design reviews with the full product context in the room.

  • ROADMAP

    Test

    Test plans traced to the requirements and clauses they satisfy.

  • ROADMAP

    Risk

    Living risk files that update when the design does.

  • ROADMAP

    Make

    Manufacturing readiness read from the same graph.

  • ROADMAP

    Supplier

    Supplier evidence and qualifications, connected to what they enable.

  • ROADMAP

    Supply chain

    Component changes walked through every downstream dependency.

The modules beyond ForgeComply are the direction Forge is building toward — one graph, extended.

Start where the pain is sharpest.

ForgeComply is the wedge — watch it read a product in 30 minutes, then see where the platform goes from there.