Developer infrastructure · without the ceremony

Ship the system.
Skip the platform tax.

Forge is a fictional deployment platform starter designed for technical products: sharp typography, code-first storytelling and a dense but calm interface.

Deploy a project →Read the docs

●~/projects/atlasforge deploy

<i>$</i> forge deploy
<span>✓</span> project detected        <b>atlas-web</b>
<span>✓</span> build completed         <b>1.84s</b>
<span>✓</span> edge bundle uploaded    <b>42 regions</b>
<span>✓</span> deployment ready

  <a>https://atlas.forge.run</a>

42edge regions

18msmedian cold start

99.99%network uptime

1 cmdto production

Designed for engineers

Infrastructure that behaves like a good Unix tool.

01 / BUILD

Bring your runtime.

Go, Node, Bun, Python, Rust or static assets. Forge does not need to own your application to deploy it.

runtime = "go1.24"
regions = ["syd", "sin", "fra"]

02 / OBSERVE

Useful telemetry.

See requests, failures and latency without turning your deployment tool into a second job.

03 / AUTOMATE

Everything has an API.

Use the CLI locally, call the API from CI, or build your own tooling on top of the same primitives.

POST /v1/deployments
→ 201 ready

04 / OWN

No magic repository.

Your project remains a normal repository. Configuration is explicit, portable and readable.

src/public/forge.tomlREADME.md

From git push to production

Fast enough to disappear from your workflow.

Read the quickstart →