How it works
Forenta assesses what you provide about your product and gives it structure. Forge gives you a verdict and a next step. Forenta Enterprise wraps a pipeline with stages, roles and checks around it, for now as a pilot.
What is Forenta?
Forenta is an online platform you sign in to. Your idea, the analysis, your projects and the collaboration live in one place, so nothing gets lost in loose chats.
Paste an idea, copy, plan or relevant code context. Forge assesses what you provide and returns the core, the risks and a concrete next step. It does not import a URL or repository by itself.
With Forenta Enterprise, a production pipeline wraps around that same analysis: eight stages with a decision point between them, roles and permissions, a monthly budget for model usage and an audit trail.
Who it is for
Builders
For founders, developers and freelancers who build themselves. Paste an idea, concept or relevant code context into Forge, get a verdict and continue with the plan in your own environment. During the beta you use Lite; paid plans are still off.
Organizations
For teams that move AI and software initiatives from idea to execution under control. The same analysis, now with eight stages, decision points, roles and permissions, a monthly budget and an audit trail around every project.
Inside a stage
At Forenta, product development is not a single loose AI prompt. Each stage starts from what is already there: project context, earlier decisions, findings and evidence. A fresh analysis follows. The outcome is turned into actions, checks and build instructions for the next step.
Project context, earlier decisions, findings and evidence form the input for the stage.
That context is assessed from several angles, such as product, engineering and security.
The analysis produces concrete findings and a reasoned verdict.
The verdict is turned into tasks and recommendations for the next step.
A checklist per stage guards quality. Until it is done, the stage cannot move on.
Each stage records an artifact, from project brief and blueprint to test and monitoring report.
An executable build prompt turns the outcome into instructions for the next step.
A person reviews the outcome. Only after sign-off does the project move to the next stage.
For each stage, Forenta provides context, tasks, checks and a build prompt for your own environment: Claude Code, Codex or another AI tool. Through MCP, Claude Code and Codex write results and evidence back to the project for the next review.
The handover uses build prompts, Markdown, tasks and documents. In Forenta Enterprise you can connect Claude Code or Codex directly. Both read the project context and can report work with evidence, handle findings, tick checklist items and request a review.
See how the technology worksWhat do you get?
What does Forenta add?
Building straight from prompts in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex is fast and flexible. Forenta does not replace that. It adds structure, an independent review and a workspace around it, so you do not spend weeks building the wrong thing: the wrong assumption, the wrong scope or a product nobody is waiting for.
| What you need | Prompting alone | With Forenta |
|---|---|---|
| Quickly build something that works | ||
| Structure and scope before you build | ||
| An independent review from several angles | ||
| Risks, assumptions and security made explicit | ||
| A concrete execution plan to build from | ||
| Build instructions per product type | ||
| Projects and history kept in one place | ||
| Work on an idea together |
Check: available. Clock: in development. Cross: not by default.
An idea gets stronger with more eyes on it. In a workspace you work on an idea or product together, with chat, tasks, decisions and documents in one place. In Forenta Enterprise you work together within roles, permissions and an audit trail, so you can always check who decided what.
An idea, copy or relevant code context is enough for a first assessment. Forge reads only what you provide.
