Research
What ForgeKit is learning
in public.
ForgeKit's central bet is that people should be able to own useful software without becoming software engineers. This is where the evidence for that lives — what's already proven, what's a live experiment, and what's still an open question, named honestly instead of blurred together.
Owned Software, in production
MedinaCHF is where the Owner Loop gets tested for real — a hundred-plus real requests from a non-technical coordinator, reviewed and shipped safely. Proof the loop works, not proof it's hands-off yet.
Empty Canvas
A live experiment, not a shipped product: how little software expertise should an ordinary owner need to go from a real problem toward useful, increasingly mature software? Several real owners are running it right now — with real friction, not a smooth demo.
The Forge Journal
Engine health, recurring-failure categories, and the reasoning behind ForgeKit's assurance mechanisms.
Build Log
Session-by-session record of what was built, what went wrong, and what the engine learned.
Case Studies
Real engagements, real workflows, real outcomes.
Guides
Practical guides for contractors, pet sitters, household managers, and caregivers — built from real product problems.
Humanity's Workshop
Something we're exploring: whether people outside software teams can contribute real judgment to real work. Not proven yet — here's where it actually stands.