
Professional workflow
Tools are being designed around how working creators actually move: layers that stay editable, History you can trust, and documents that reopen exactly as you left them.

Forge Creative is building a new generation of professional creative applications. Designed for creative freedom, performance, and the platforms you choose.
The suite
An integrated creative ecosystem being built for artists, photographers, filmmakers, designers, musicians, and creators. Eleven applications are planned, designed to share one foundation, one look, and one subscription. We are building them one at a time, starting with Photo Forge.
Icons represent planned application categories. They are not screenshots, and only Photo Forge is in development.

Introducing
Professional image editing, being built from the ground up.
Active DevelopmentPhoto Forge is not publicly available. There is no download yet; development builds are internal.
Principles
The goals that shape every engineering decision, stated as intentions rather than claims.

Tools are being designed around how working creators actually move: layers that stay editable, History you can trust, and documents that reopen exactly as you left them.

Heavy pixel work is moving into a native Rust engine, and a benchmark harness is being built so speed is measured rather than claimed.

Photo Forge is developed and tested on Linux first. Windows and macOS support are planned targets, built on the cross-platform Qt toolkit.

One planned subscription of $10 a month for the suite as it is released, instead of a stack of separate plans.
Planned lineup
Eleven planned application categories. Names beyond the established apps may evolve.
Development transparency
Dated updates from the Photo Forge repository: what landed, what is in review, and what is still a plan.

This site is where we will publish honest progress on Photo Forge and the wider Forge suite: what works, what is being fixed, and what is still only a plan.

The suite will be built one application at a time. Photo Forge comes first, Light Forge second, and the rest of the lineup follows only after real milestones.

Tell us which workflows, file formats, and platforms matter to you. Feedback goes straight to the people deciding what Forge builds next.

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