Method
A one-way factory. Fresh AI wedges in. One paid MVP out.
Signal comes from TrustMRR. Foundary ranks it. A human picks the winner. Forge builds only that product, then the line clears.
01 · 07:00 local
Radar — Scan TrustMRR
Pulls fresh and fast-growing AI listings. Verified revenue, growth, founded date. A raw pack — no ranking, no ideas.
02 · 07:20 local
Dispatch — Rank, order, draft
Top 3 feasible wedges. One exact build order. A daily email draft. Default winner is #1 until you say otherwise.
03 · 07:30 local
You — Approve the winner
Build #1, build #2 instead, or skip. Nothing ships, spends, or deploys without this wall.
04 · 09:00 local
Forge — Build that MVP only
Landing, auth, the one core job, Stripe. Default stack: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Vercel, GitHub. Then stop.
Human approval wall
Bots draft. You send, pay, ship. The factory stops for anything that spends money, creates a repo, deploys, or changes the winner after Forge has started.
- Sending email
- Creating a GitHub repo or pushing
- Deploying or adding a domain
- Spending on APIs, Stripe live, or a custom domain
- Changing the winner mid-build
- Adding or removing a bot
Default stack
Next.js App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind, Stripe Checkout, Vercel, GitHub. Postgres or SQLite. Forge does not add a custom domain, tweet a launch, or pick a “better” idea.
Differentiable clone. Named wedge. Who it is for, what it does in one sentence, how it charges.
Work with the factory