Open Design-powered creation workspace
Describe it. Shape it.
Experience the real thing.
Forge turns a brief into working visual and digital artifacts. Pilot opens the live experience. Apex opens the code and its Gaia runtime.
Launch control
Everything that needs attention, in one accountable view.
- Security reviewToday
- Partner contentWed
- Mobile QAThu
One connected build loop
Creation does not stop at a picture.
Forge keeps the brief, design direction, working files and review path together. The artifact can be experienced through Pilot or continued as software in Apex.
Brief Forge
Describe the outcome, attach source material and select the project context that should govern the work.
Create with Open Design
Generate real prototypes, pages, dashboards, documents and visual artifacts shaped by your design system.
Experience with Pilot
Open the result in supervised computer use to navigate, test and review the experience as a person would.
Continue in Apex
Open the files in the Apex Studio when the artifact needs engineering, tests, version control or Gaia execution.
The creation engine
Open Design underneath. Eventium around it.
Forge uses Open Design for the discover, direct, create, critique and deliver loop. Eventium adds identity, project scope, Atlas-backed evidence and governed handoffs to Pilot and Apex.
Review the Open Design source ↗Clear product responsibilities
Forge creates. Pilot experiences. Apex engineers.
Each control opens a specialized part of one workflow. There is no duplicate product pretending to own the same responsibility.
Forge
Brief, direct and refine visual and structured artifacts.
Pilot
Open supervised browser and computer interaction.
Apex + Gaia
Open code, runtime, tests and governed delivery.
Start with the work
What do you want to make?
Open the Forge Studio with a real brief. No access-request form between you and the workspace.