Your idea, live on your domain.
Describe what you want. Forjo’s agent writes the code, runs it in front of you and puts it live. The code is yours from the first line.
Built on Forjo
All of the app, none of the code.
You describe it and make the calls. Forjo does the building, shows you every step and puts it live.
Describe it
Say it in
plain words.
Stay in control
Approve the
plan first.
Watch it
See it work as
it’s built.
Go live
Live on your
own domain.
Made to ship.
Your code sits in your own GitHub, every build is kept, and the agent checks its own work.
Integrate with GitHub
Work in Forjo or straight on GitHub, and both stay in step. If the same line changes in both places, Forjo asks you which to keep instead of guessing.
1 click
to roll back
Every build is kept. If an update goes wrong, the last good one is one click away.
Push to deploy
Push to main and your live app updates by itself. Or pick any build from the history and put that one live.
It checks its own work
When a build or a check fails, the agent reads the error, fixes the code and runs it again before it tells you it’s done.
Build big without breaking.
Everything a real app needs to run, from the database to the domain, is already in place. Nothing to stitch together.
A database for every app
Postgres built in, one per project. No accounts to open, no keys to paste.
Enterprise-grade
Every project in its own isolated container, secrets encrypted, rate limits at the door.
User management & sign-in
Sign-up, sign-in and accounts for your app’s users, built in. See who has joined and manage them from Forjo.
Nightly
Your apps and their data are backed up every night and kept off-site, with a restore guide ready.
Pricing
Free to try, then $25 a month. You pay for the work the agent does, counted in credits, with no per-seat fees.
Trial
$0once, no card
Build your first app and see how it works.
- Agent usage
- $6, once60 credits
- Parallel agents
- 1
- Projects
- 1
- Live apps
- Preview only
- Custom domains
- —
- Collaborators
- —
- Roles & presence
- —
- Top-ups
- —
- Code on your GitHub
Pro
$25a month
For people shipping their own apps.
- Agent usage
- $25 a month250 credits
- Parallel agents
- 2
- Projects
- Unlimited
- Live apps
- 3
- Custom domains
- 6
- Collaborators
- —
- Roles & presence
- —
- Top-ups
- Code on your GitHub
Max
$100a month
For people and teams who build a lot.
- Agent usage
- Parallel agents
- 3 per member
- Projects
- Unlimited
- Live apps
- 10
- Custom domains
- 20
- Collaborators
- Up to 15
- Roles & presence
- Top-ups
- Code on your GitHub
Bigger tasks use more credits. Top up any time at $10 for 100 credits; top-ups last 12 months.
Everything a team needs, in Max
Clear owners, safe releases and code that stays with the company, not with one person.
- Role-based access
Roles on every workspace and project; only the roles you allow can publish.
- Scoped Git tokens
Every push uses a short-lived, single-use token limited to one branch.
- Session control
See every signed-in device and sign any of them out.
- Live presence
See who is working in each project right now.
- Conflict handling
Two-way GitHub sync flags conflicts instead of overwriting them.
- Shared credits
One credit balance and one bill per workspace, with usage in one place.
Built here. Owned by you. Leave any day with the code, every commit and your domain.
Questions people ask first
What does it cost?
Trying it is free: $6 of agent usage, once, with no card. After that, Pro is $25 a month and includes $25 of agent usage every month; Max starts at $100 a month with $100 of usage shared by everyone, and you can pick $200 or $400 a month if you build more. Usage is counted in credits (one credit is 10 cents), and you can top up at $10 for 100 credits.
Do I own the code?
Yes. Every project is a git repository from the first commit. Publish it to your own GitHub account and keep building anywhere you like.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Describe what you want in plain words and the agent writes, runs and fixes the code. If you do code, the editor and terminal are right there.
What kinds of apps can I build?
Web apps, internal tools, client portals, dashboards and APIs: anything that runs on a Linux server, in the language and framework you choose.
Can I see what the agent is doing?
Every step. It reports its progress as it works, you can read each change it makes, and you can ask for a plan to approve before it starts.
Is my project kept separate from everyone else’s?
Yes. Each project runs in its own isolated container, and workspaces decide who can see it, change it or publish it.