Developer infrastructureyou own.
Devforge builds a small family of self-hostable tools: a graph database, an egress proxy, a team-chat platform and a Git-backed CMS. Own your data; run the whole stack yourself.
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Sharp, focused tools
Small tools that each do one thing well, and stay out of your way.
Open standards
Cypher, GraphQL, WHIP/WHEP, Git: the interfaces you already know.
Self-hostable
Run the whole stack yourself, no sidecars, no managed cloud required.
Own your data
No vendor lock-in. Your data stays in open formats and stores you control.
Every tool,one forge.
Each product stands on its own, but they share a philosophy: self-hostable by default, no vendor lock-in, and infrastructure you fully own.
Anvil
GRAPH DATABASEBuilding connected-data applications normally means stitching together a graph engine, a document store, a GraphQL layer, an auth service, file storage and an admin UI.
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GRAPH EXPLORERHammer is the browser-based control room for Anvil DB.
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EGRESS PROXYApplications that call external APIs need a controlled, observable egress point, to centralize outbound traffic, enforce which upstreams are reachable, authenticate who may use the door, terminate and rotate TLS, and get consistent request logging.
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TEAM CHAT & VIDEOFoundry gives teams Slack-style chat, calls and screen sharing without their conversations, files and identities living in someone else's cloud.
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GIT-BACKED CMSTraditional CMSes hide your content behind a database and split 'headless content' from 'visual layout'.
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FREE UTILITIESFree utilities for people who ship websites, starting with an audit that fetches any page, inspects its markup, TLS and DNS, and grades what it finds across thirteen categories.
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