What Forge is
Forge is a web app for trades and field service businesses, built on Next.js and Supabase and run at forge.repair. It's aimed at plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and general contracting work, and its job is to cut the admin around a job: tracking jobs, capturing photos, answering trade questions on the spot, and letting clients book directly.
Who it's for
Forge is built for owners and technicians at plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and other field service businesses — the kind of team that wants job tracking and an AI assistant without adopting a large, complex platform.
What's live today
Job tracking with a detail page per job, camera-based photo capture, and signed-URL photo storage.
An AI co-pilot, built on Claude, that is aware of which job you're on and answers plumbing, electrical, and HVAC questions. The free plan includes 15 co-pilot answers a day; paid plans are unlimited.
A public client booking page at forge.repair/b/<your handle>: a client submits a request there, the technician confirms it, and a job is created.
Stripe-based billing across three monthly plans: Starter ($79), Pro ($149), and Scale ($249).
What's not built yet
In the interest of not overselling: AR-guided repair steps, voice control, and route optimization are still in development, not shipped. The app and booking pages support six languages; the public landing page and auth emails are English-only today.
FAQ
Does Forge include AR guidance or voice control?
Not yet. Those are still in development. Job tracking, the AI co-pilot, photo capture, and client booking pages are live today.
How do clients book a job directly with a Forge user?
Every technician gets a public booking page at forge.repair/b/<their handle>. A client submits a request there, the technician confirms it, and a job is created.
What does Forge cost?
Three monthly plans billed through Stripe: Starter at $79, Pro at $149, and Scale at $249.
Is Forge available in other languages?
The app and client booking pages support six languages. The public landing page and auth emails are English-only today.