You already do the work. You already know the fix. Publish the workflow once — ~15 minutes — and every peer who runs it saves ~4 hours and ~$180 in software. You earn 60% every run. On a public ledger. Forever. Waymakers lead the way. Forge shows it.
Fully refundable before launch. Locks in founding-user pricing.
Play the song, pay the writer. Musicians solved this a hundred years ago. Licensed professionals have been building workflows their entire careers — training software, correcting outputs, documenting the work — and getting zero credit and zero royalty. That ends here.
Every licensed professional has been shaping the automation economy for years — training the models, correcting the outputs, documenting the workflows their industries actually run on. And getting nothing for it.
Anti black box. Anti wrapper. Anti gatekeeping. The intelligence was always free. The craft is what deserves the royalty — and it belongs to the person who put in the 10,000 hours to build it.
Forge Workflows is the royalty rail for that craft. Publish the workflow. Get credited. Get paid — 60%, every run, on a public ledger. And every run sharpens the engine, so the workflows get better the more America uses them.
Every workflow on Forge follows the same shape: your input in, professional output out, revenue split back to you on every single run.
Upload your credential — LCSW, RN, DDS, contractor, real-estate broker. Forge cross-checks it against the licensing board. The green check on your workflow means a real professional stands behind it.
Describe what you do — a SOAP note, an appeal letter, an inspection report, a shift log. Forge turns it into a template with inputs, structure, and the finish you've been doing by hand.
Your workflow lives in the marketplace under your verified name. Only peers in your field see it, run it, fork it. No black-box discovery. No stolen prompts.
60% of every run of your workflow lands in your account. Every subscription. Every fork. Paid monthly. Public in the ledger. Forever, or until you retire it.
The last decade of building on top of language models has produced two things — neither of which pays a licensed professional a dime. Forge is the first that combines all four pieces into one system.
GPT Store. PromptBase.
Static text you copy and paste. Nothing runs. Nothing gets scored. Nothing gets paid.
Zapier. n8n. Make.
Powerful plumbing between apps — built for developers wiring triggers, not for professionals describing their expertise in plain English.
The first of its kind.
Describe the work. Get a running tool. Peers score it. Royalties compound on every run. All four pieces, one system.
Nobody else has all four in one place. That's not a feature list — that's a category, and we're first inside it.
If you're already running prompts and workflows on Claude, GPT, Gemini, or Llama — or teaching them on Skool, LearnWorlds, YouTube, or Substack — you've been building an asset with no attribution and no royalty. Forge is the payment layer those models don't have. Bring the workflow. Keep the model of your choice. Own the run forever.
Every workflow declares which model it prefers — Claude, GPT, Gemini, Llama, or a local model. Peers run it on the model they trust. Forge routes, meters, and pays. You never re-write for a new model.
Every workflow spec, every payout ledger entry, every royalty rule is public on GitHub. If Forge Labs disappeared tomorrow, your workflow keeps running and your ledger stays audit-able. No model can pull the rug. No subscription cancellation kills the work.
Peers upvote workflows that saved their week. Fork one to specialize it for your niche — the original author gets a permanent 30% cut on every run of the fork. Reputation compounds. Work compounds.
Every card below is built, approved, and running on the Forge engine right now. Each scored a minimum 6.0 on our five-point validation gate: demand, monetization precedent, buildability, distribution, and speed to revenue.
Dictate a 60-second session summary. Forge returns a full SOAP note with risk flags, ready to paste into your EHR.
Paste a claim code and denial reason. Forge drafts a regulation-aware appeal letter — the 30-minute job every biller has, done in seconds.
Close a shift in 30 seconds. Overtime calc, near-miss capture, compliance-ready incident reports — no more Excel and no more end-of-shift dread.
Field notes and phone photos in. A client-ready, photo-placed PDF inspection report out — the moment you leave the driveway.
Home visit notes → HIPAA-compliant, court-admissible case narrative. Reuses the same SOAP engine, tuned for social work.
NDAs, service agreements, contractor terms — drafted from a plain-language brief and reviewed against a bar-verified template library.
Record a sales call. Forge grades it on five dimensions and returns three specific actions — the daily-habit version of Gong, at 1/100th the price.
Connects your inbox. Triages the noise, surfaces the deals, and flags the days you're heading toward burnout before you feel it.
Real-time health scoring for your pipeline. Deal rot, stage drift, forecast miss — flagged before your quarter is. The kind of insight that used to live behind a $99–299/mo enterprise wall.
Whether it's built by us or by a licensed peer in your field, every workflow on Forge lands with the same five pieces. A buyer never has to guess what they're getting. That consistency is itself the trust signal.
The expert brain of the workflow — domain knowledge, format rules, tone, edge cases. Not a template. Generated fresh for the professional who forged it.
The exact fields the workflow needs to do its job. No more, no less. What a therapist submits looks nothing like what a real estate agent submits — by design.
A parseable, consistent result. Ready to paste into an EHR, a CRM, an inbox, a letter. Not a wall of freeform text. Never a wall of freeform text.
A 0–100 score built from real usage reviews — accuracy, usefulness, clarity. Visible before anyone subscribes. Gated to hide anything untested until it's earned its place.
Every run is attributed to the author. 60% of revenue tracked and paid automatically. No invoices. No renegotiations. The receipt is the payment. The whole ledger is public on GitHub.
Every workflow above is more than a name. Here are four running right now — exactly what a licensed professional submits, and exactly what Forge sends back. No demos edited. No cherry-picked prompts.
Who's using it A solo-practice therapist finishing a Tuesday afternoon session.
SUBJECTIVE: Patient reports continued generalized anxiety symptoms, primarily work-stress triggered. States breathing exercises assigned last session have provided ‘some success’ in managing acute anxiety episodes.
OBJECTIVE: Patient appeared engaged, mood improved relative to prior session. Affect congruent, speech normal rate/rhythm. No signs of acute distress observed.
ASSESSMENT: Symptoms consistent with generalized anxiety, currently responding to behavioral intervention (diaphragmatic breathing). Clinical trajectory positive.
PLAN: Continue weekly individual sessions. Introduced cognitive reframing techniques this session. Homework: continue thought log, add 10-minute daily walk for behavioral activation. Reassess anxiety severity next session.
RISK FLAGS: None — patient denied SI/HI.
Who's using it A billing specialist at a dermatology practice fighting a denied claim.
APPEAL LETTER — Re: Appeal of Denied Claim, CPT 17000, Patient [ID on file]
To Aetna Claims Review: We are formally appealing the denial of CPT 17000 (destruction, premalignant lesion) on the basis of ‘not medically necessary.’ This determination does not reflect the clinical picture: the lesion was biopsy-confirmed as actinic keratosis, a documented precursor to squamous cell carcinoma, in a patient with a prior personal history of SCC.
Per NCCN guidelines, treatment of confirmed AK lesions in patients with SCC history is standard of care to prevent malignant progression. We request reconsideration and reversal of this denial. Supporting documentation (biopsy report, prior SCC treatment records) is attached.
MISSING INFO FLAGS: Attach the biopsy pathology report and prior SCC treatment date before submission — not included in input.
Who's using it A med-surg floor nurse closing out a 12-hour shift.
HOURS WORKED: 12.5 hrs (7:00am–7:30pm). OVERTIME FLAG: Yes — 0.5 hr over standard 12-hr shift.
INCIDENTS: Patient fall, Room 412, ~2:00pm. Severity: Minor (no injury). Response: CNA-assisted to floor, vitals checked and stable, attending MD notified per protocol.
SUPERVISOR REVIEW NEEDED: Yes — all falls require charge nurse sign-off regardless of injury outcome, per standard incident reporting policy.
FORMATTED LOG: 5-patient assignment, 12.5-hr shift, one minor fall incident properly protocoled, otherwise unremarkable shift.
Who's using it An SDR wanting feedback on a discovery call.
SCORES (1–10):
TOP ACTION: When budget comes up, ask directly: ‘What would need to be true for budget not to be a blocker?’ before moving to pricing.
The 60% author share is the founding promise — a permanent floor, enforced by public CI on every ledger entry. It can only move up. It can never move down.
Forge doesn't charge you a monthly fee. Peers pay per run — a small transparent price for the work getting done. That price splits two ways, every single time. 60% to the author. 40% to the platform. Every entry public in the ledger on GitHub.
Free to forge, free to list. Your license is verified once, then you're in the marketplace.
They pay a per-run price you help set — usually a few dollars. No commitment, no subscription, no seat.
Every run. Every fork. Every time — for as long as the workflow lives on Forge. Monthly payouts via Stripe. Every payout public in the ledger on GitHub.
Do you sell a course? A product? Or just have 15 years of experience nobody's paying you for? Five questions. We'll surface the specific workflow that solves your biggest bottleneck — plus tell you how many more are sitting in your head, unpublished, right now. Make AI your asset. Get paid every time your knowledge is used.
Reading your bottleneck…
The workflow that solves your #1 pain
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Make AI your asset. Register your workflow. Get paid every time your knowledge is used — on repeat, forever.
Yes. You absolutely can. And you'll get a decent answer in 30 seconds.
You just won't get paid for it. Not this time, not the next time, not the 10,000th time someone else asks the same question you've spent 15 years learning how to answer.
Right now you pay $—/mo to use models that were trained on people like you — your Reddit posts, your forum answers, your Stack Overflow replies, your published work. The AI companies made hundreds of billions. You got a subscription bill.
Forge flips it. Publish the workflow, keep the royalty, own the equity. Same 30 seconds — but this time the check comes to you.
We're not another builder platform, another prompt store, another feature dump. Forge Workflows is a marketplace with a spine — verified, editorial, and paying the people who actually know the work.
Every creator is a license-checked professional. No handles, no throwaway accounts, no scraped prompts. The green check is the whole product.
You are not a contractor renting a distribution channel. You publish once and earn on every run — the way a musician earns on every play.
Nothing you publish on Forge trains a foundation model, gets scraped into someone else's dataset, or leaves your creator dashboard.
One clean input. One professional-quality output. No dashboards you'll never open. No settings menu that took a quarter to design.
We're not selling you the model of the week. We're selling you back the five hours you lost to admin today. That's the whole pitch.
Workflows are reviewed by peers in your field before they go public. Discovery is curated, not gamed by whoever spent the most on prompts.
The trend everyone's chasing right now is agents that act on your behalf. Almost nobody is asking the harder question: what happens to a workflow after ten thousand people run it? Today, nothing. That's the gap we close next. Closing it first is the moat.
On-demand, structured, schema-consistent. 42 workflows shipped in one working session. This is the layer running under everything you see above.
Each workflow starts retaining anonymized pattern data across runs — not who used it, but what worked. A therapist's SOAP tool gets measurably sharper the more sessions it sees, without anyone retraining it. This is where a copied prompt stops being competition.
A nurse's shift log that prompts itself at clock-out. A freelancer's invoice reminder that watches due dates and fires on its own. Selected workflows graduate from “respond when asked” to junior staff every solo professional couldn't otherwise afford. Autonomy is gated to trust score — earned, not default.
Every autonomous workflow runs through the same credentialing scaffold we already built for full agents — foundation, capability, deployment readiness, communication. A workflow that reaches Elite tier isn't just well-reviewed. It's independently credentialed, the way a person would be board-certified.
Stated plainly: we treat a professional's workflow as an asset that compounds. It earns trust, it earns memory, it earns autonomy, it earns a credential. Everyone else is still shipping static templates that go stale the day they're published.
Get one email when the Wefunder round opens on Aug 15, 2026. Get one more when the first workflow you can publish goes live. That's it. No drip. No burn.
Every royalty system in history was founded by the people who refused to keep working for scraps. The Forge Guild is that same founding energy — for the vet tech, the therapist, the CFP, the nurse, the agent, the educator, the course-creator. The everyday American who already does the work. Reserve your stake for $10 and when the round opens, your slot is held. Forge is the Wayshower. You are the Waymakers.
Every tier gets equity in Forge Labs. Every tier gets voting rights. What changes is how deep you're carved into the founding record — and, at the highest tier, how much of your royalty stays with you forever. Estimated equity below is based on a $10M post-money valuation cap; the final % is priced when the round opens.
$100minimum stake
≈ 0.001% equity in Forge Labs (at $10M cap)
$250minimum stake
≈ 0.0025% equity in Forge Labs (at $10M cap)
$1,000minimum stake
≈ 0.01% equity in Forge Labs (at $10M cap)
$10,000minimum stake
≈ 0.1% equity in Forge Labs (at $10M cap)
Offered under Regulation Crowdfunding via Wefunder Portal LLC (FINRA member). Non-accredited investors may invest up to the greater of $2,500 or 5% of the greater of annual income or net worth if either is under $124,000; otherwise up to 10% of the greater, capped at $124,000/year across all Reg CF offerings. Not an offer to sell securities. Reservations are non-binding until the round is live.
A SEC rule that lets private companies raise up to $5M per year from anyone — not just accredited investors. Wefunder is the platform. You buy equity in Forge Labs; you own a piece of the company. Reservations are non-binding until we open the round; then you decide whether to invest for real.
Your slot in the Guild — held until the round opens. When it does, you get first crack at the tier of your choice before we announce publicly. If the round never opens, you get your $10 back. That's it. No small print.
60% is for every author, forever. That's not a perk — it's the founding promise, locked into the constitution on GitHub, enforced by public CI. Guild Elite is different: it's an additional 1.25× multiplier on the platform's founder royalty pool, so Elite backers earn a return on their investment alongside authors earning royalties on their work. Two separate rails. Both public. Both permanent.
Yes. The Guild is for anyone who believes licensed work should stay owned by the people who did the license. You don't need to publish workflows to hold equity. You just need to believe.
Round opens when we hit $50,000 in reservations — our soft-launch floor. Target close: 90 days after opening. Returns to backers come through equity — if Forge Labs grows to the $188M ARR target by year 5, that equity is worth many multiples of your stake. If we fail, you lose your investment. Only put in what you can afford to lose.
Refundable in full if the round never opens.
One workflow. Fifteen minutes to publish. Every peer who runs it saves ~4 hours and ~$180 in software. 60% comes home to you — every run, for the rest of your career. And every run sharpens the engine, so what you built keeps compounding after you publish it.