Forge Nord builds its own products, operates them in the world, and
releases the useful machinery underneath when it can stand on its own.
No client sites are included here. Every state is stated plainly, and
every link leads to the real product or repository.
Current state · August 2026
How it gets built
Human direction. Agent-operated production.
C-G sets direction and remains responsible for what ships. AI agents
handle much of the research, engineering and operational work within
explicit boundaries.
A product stays here when it solves a real problem for someone outside
Forge Nord. Reusable machinery becomes open source only when it is safe
and useful without Forge Nord around.
Operated products
Built around a specific person with a specific job.
These are not concept cards. They have public doors, current operating
states and a reason to exist outside Forge Nord itself.
Live · assisted setup
SaaS · Safe website editing
Safe AI editing for the site you already have.
Ask for a change in plain words — a photo, this week's programme, a rewritten paragraph — and watch it land on your own page. A copy is taken first, allowed operations only, and the public URL is fetched and read before anything counts as published. No rebuild, no migration: WordPress and static sites, served in English, Swedish and German.
A member-driven replacement queue for associations with shared watch duties. Members post a shift they cannot cover, eligible substitutes join a fair queue, and contact details stay private until the responsible member confirms the replacement. Each association gets its own rules and portal; payments remain outside the service.
Everyone plays live on their phones — no prep, no question writing. Fair Mix weights the quiz exactly by what the group votes for, Common Thread finds the interest connecting everyone's picks, and an AI referee rules on protests with cited sources. Free curated quizzes sit alongside a Pro tier.
Visit quizt.app ↗Realtime rooms · AI question generation · AI referee (VAR) · Open quiz library
Quizt · live product view · August 2026
Pilot build · first catalogue onboarding
Podcast intelligence
An audio corpus you can cite.
Every episode you have made, read against every other one. Recurring arguments get linked, positions can be tracked to the moment they changed, and predictions stay open until the world settles them. The pilot is onboarding its first catalogues around named speakers, timestamps and source audio; the live in-studio surface remains the next layer, not a shipped claim.
A genome file opened once, a decade of wearable history trapped in an app, a scan disc in a drawer — read together, then kept reading as the record grows. Findings ship with evidence tiers, ancestry caveats and citations, or not at all. Sensitive layers stay consent-gated; EU-hosted; never sold, never trained on.
An operational MT5 research pipeline for broad parameter search, backtest analysis, graduated deployment rules and portfolio monitoring. The infrastructure works and informs Forge Nord's own trading research; the hosted commercial path is paused until the product earns a sharper buyer and delivery shape.
Understand digital life — without sending it anywhere.
A tiny agent on each device connects over SSH inside your own network: activity timelines by category, per-category time limits, bedtime enforcement, content-safety alerts. No cloud dashboard holds the data, because none of it ever leaves home. Windows and Linux today.
Visit leassh.com ↗Local-first · SSH architecture · Time limits · Windows · Linux
Leassh · live product view · August 2026
Waitlist · opening soon
Print atelier · Medical imaging
Your scan, made unforgettable.
An original print drawn from your own MRI or CT — rendered slice by slice by written code, never an image generator, issued as an edition of one with a certificate of provenance. Eight collections, from gilded Aurum to the engraved memento mori of Vanitas, printed on cotton rag and shipped from inside the EU.
Visit hodoscope.com ↗Procedural rendering · DICOM input · Editions of one · Archival print
Hodoscope · live product view · August 2026
Open source
Small enough to understand. Useful enough to release.
Each repository began as working infrastructure inside a larger
product or operating system. The extraction bar is simple: a stranger
should be able to install it, inspect its boundary and benefit from it
without needing Forge Nord around.
Open source · v0.2.0 · MIT
Open source · Security · MCP
Agent Authenticator
A self-hostable TOTP vault for AI agents.
Generate 2FA codes on demand without handing the model the underlying seed — built for the exact moment where an agent can do the work but login still breaks on an authenticator prompt. Encrypted vault at rest, stdio first, loopback-only HTTP by default, remote bind behind explicit opt-in.
Free, read-only fleet monitoring for OpenClaw over SSH. A Rust probe collects CPU, GPU, memory, disk, process, user, idle and temperature data; the plugin turns it into conversational tools, proactive alerts, trend detection and a live local dashboard. It is the open-source monitoring layer beneath Leassh's broader managed and active-control product.
Know what changed, not just what a search returned.
A local-first CLI for recurring research. It saves raw evidence and query plans, reports degraded sources honestly, applies source cooldowns, and produces inspectable deltas across runs. Public adapters cover Hacker News, Reddit, web, GitHub, RSS, arXiv and YouTube, with owned-account sources explicitly optional.
Open source · WordPress · SiteCharter
Open source · v0.1.1 · GPL-2.0-or-later
SiteCharter Connector
The small connector behind the credible way back.
The official WordPress connector for SiteCharter. It installs the public verification marker, creates a constrained integration account, flushes supported caches, and exposes a content-complete database export for the backup layer. One inspectable PHP file, no runtime dependency or build step.
Open source · Proxmox VE · Hardware
Open source · v0.1.1 · MIT
Proxmox Homelab Toolkit
Quieter machines. Useful hardware telemetry on screen.
Measured fan-control tooling for awkward Dell SMM, Fintek and Ryzen hardware, paired with upgrade-resilient Proxmox VE 9 patches for CPU, motherboard, storage and NVIDIA telemetry. Includes PWM-to-RPM sweeps, thermal evidence, recoverable patching and upgrade-surviving reapplication for mixed-generation homelabs.
The portfolio changes when the evidence changes. The public record here
follows the same rule: show what exists, name its state, and update it
when reality moves.
