Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about Forge, Forenta Enterprise and working with specialists.
Forenta helps makers and organizations pressure-test digital product ideas before they start building. You submit an idea, website copy, a product plan or a codebase; Forenta analyzes it, names the key risks and translates the outcome into a clear next step.
Forge is the analysis engine for makers. It reviews the input you submit and returns a structured result: a grounded assessment, the key risks and concrete execution advice. Not a loose AI summary, but a decision aid at the front of your process.
Paste an idea, product copy, a pitch, a written plan or relevant context from a codebase. Forge reads the text you submit; it does not import a website or repository from a link.
A clear breakdown of your proposition, feasibility, technical complexity and team needs, the main risks, and a concrete next step. Depending on the level you choose, that ranges from a quick assessment to a phased execution plan.
Yes. Paste the plan or the parts of a codebase that matter to the question. Forge assesses that material, but it cannot inspect a repository or URL by itself.
Forge sends the text needed for your analysis to Anthropic's commercial API. Forenta does not train models on that input. Anthropic states that commercial API data is not used for training by default and normally follows a 30-day backend retention period, with safety, legal and contractual exceptions. Do not submit secrets or special-category personal data.
Forenta is in public beta. Lite is active and free to use. Pro at €9 a month and Max at €19 a month are announced for after beta; you cannot purchase them yet. Enterprise pilots are priced on request.
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