From bits to bolts
Describe an everyday object. Shape it through chat. Explore how it could be made and delivered.
Tell us what you need and where it needs to fit.
Adjust the size, material, colour, and details.
Explore production options and choose a kit or an assembled product.
One sentence, one change
Ask for a change in plain words and the design moves with you. Here the clamp opening goes from 30 mm to 50 mm — wide enough for a chunkier bed frame — while the phone cradle stays the same size.
The idea behind Bitforge is simple: keep designs inside a library of shapes, parts and processes that real workshops already support — 3D printed bodies, standard screws, off-the-shelf pads — so what you sketch in chat stays possible to build.
Every design would then go through a production review before anything is manufactured: dimensions checked, material suitability assessed, and the job matched to a workshop that handles that process.
This describes the product concept. No factory partnerships exist yet, and the partners in the studio are fictional.