ForgeMuse presents
Say it out loud.
A swarm makes it real.
ForgeMuse is a desktop app: describe the product you want in your own words, and five specialist AI agents plan, design, build, test and ship it on the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already have. No coding required.
windows 64-bit · linux appimage · macos in rehearsal · runs on your claude or chatgpt subscription
How it works
Speak it
Describe what you want, out loud, in your own words. The muse listens, asks the right questions back, and holds the vision.
The swarm builds
Five specialists work in parallel: a planner, a designer, a developer, a QA and a deployer, kept in sync so nothing drifts.
You ship
A working product, live on the web. Code you own outright, IP included, exportable whenever you like.
Ready to try it? The five-minute guide takes you from account to first build, step by step.
What you need
The app itself. Windows 64-bit and Linux today, macOS in rehearsal.
€39 / month (or €29/month billed yearly)
founding members lock €29/month · vat included · cancel in one click · unlimited voice
The swarm’s brainpower. Either a Claude plan from Anthropic (used through Claude Code) or a ChatGPT plan from OpenAI (used through Codex); both start around €20 a month. ForgeMuse connects to whichever you pick on first launch, and can run both.
your subscription, your data · no api keys · no per-token bill from us
(that’s the whole bill of materials. no hidden cast members.)
Plain pricing
During the private beta, ForgeMuse costs only the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already have. Voice in, voice out: free, both directions, zero tokens. At launch the price is €39 a month (or €29 a month billed yearly). Join the list now and you become a founding member: €29 a month, locked in for as long as you keep your subscription.
launch price €39/month · founding members lock €29/month
The play itself
The full pitch exists as a five-act performance: you, the muse, and a swarm stirring backstage. Two minutes, typed live. Entirely optional.
The Idea
I have an idea for an app. I can’t code.
Then say it out loud. That’s the whole trick.
Out loud, like… talking?
Like talking. Describe what you want in your own words. I listen, I answer back, and a swarm of five specialists builds it while you narrate.
(somewhere backstage, a swarm stirs)
Fine. Build me a booking app with Stripe checkout.
On it. Waking the swarm: five specialists, one plan.
The Swarm
Who exactly am I trusting my idea to?
A planner, a designer, a developer, a QA and a deployer. Each one obsessed with a single job. I keep them in sync over MCP, so nothing drifts.
(the planner is already slicing the idea into milestones)
(the designer mutters about typography, approvingly)
(the developer has opened seventeen files and closed sixteen)
(qa is trying to break something that does not exist yet)
(the deployer waits by the launch lever, visibly impatient)
Do they ever disagree?
Constantly. That’s the point. They argue, I arbitrate, and you get one coherent product instead of a chatbot’s wall of suggestions.
The Cost
This is where you tell me it costs a fortune.
Two costs, both honest. The swarm’s brainpower runs on the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already have, through Claude Code or Codex. ForgeMuse itself is thirty-nine a month at launch; founding members from the early list lock in twenty-nine, and it stays theirs.
And the talking?
Included. Voice in, voice out, as much as you like. I do not charge for conversation.
The Proof
What do I actually end up with?
A working product, live on the web. Code you own outright, IP included. Export it whenever you like.
How fast?
Hours, usually. The swarm works in parallel and none of us sleep.
What if my idea is stupid?
Then we will build it beautifully and find out.
Is my work private?
Yours alone. Encrypted, never shared, never used to train anything. I am discreet.
Honestly: how is this different from one AI chatbot?
A chatbot gives you suggestions and loses the plot. A swarm gives you a product. Specialists in parallel, a coordinator holding one vision, and a QA that refuses to sign off until it works.
(qa, offstage, is heard refusing to sign off on something)
The Invitation
That’s the pitch. The beta is small on purpose.
Where do I sign?
Just below, past the questions. The curtain call is waiting for you.
(curtain)
Questions
What is ForgeMuse, in one sentence?
A desktop app where you describe what you want out loud and a swarm of five specialist AI agents (planner, designer, developer, QA, deployer) builds it while you listen.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe, the swarm builds. You can read and export every line it writes, but you never have to.
What do I need to run it?
Two things: the ForgeMuse app (Windows 64-bit or Linux today) and a coding-agent subscription of your own: a Claude plan from Anthropic, used through Claude Code, or a ChatGPT plan from OpenAI, used through Codex. ForgeMuse walks you through connecting either one when you first launch the app.
How much does it cost, all in?
ForgeMuse launches at €39 a month, or €348 a year (which works out to €29 a month). Founding members from the early list lock in €29 a month for as long as they keep their subscription. VAT included, cancel in one click. On top of that you pay your model provider for your own subscription, a Claude plan from Anthropic or a ChatGPT plan from OpenAI, which starts around €20 a month. Voice, both directions, is included in ForgeMuse for free.
Is my work private?
Your projects live on your machine and your prompts go to your own model provider under your own subscription. ForgeMuse never stores your code or your recordings on its servers, and nothing you make is used to train anything.
What do I actually end up with?
A working product: real code you own outright, IP included, exportable at any time.
Which AI models does it use?
Claude Code and Codex are both on stage, and you can run them side by side. Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot and Cursor are in rehearsal.
What about macOS and Linux?
Linux ships today as an AppImage. macOS is in rehearsal; leave your email and we will tell you the moment it takes the stage.
How do I get started?
Create an account with one sign-in, download the app from your dashboard, sign in inside the app, pick Claude Code or Codex, and say your first idea. The guide at forgemuse.net/start walks through all five steps in about five minutes.
Become a founding member
fin.