PostgreSQL-Powered
No Redis. No message queues. No separate services. Just PostgreSQL and your code. Get auth, jobs, crons, workflows, real-time subscriptions, and observability out of the box.
Type-Safe End-to-End
Write your backend in Rust with full type safety. Forge generates SvelteKit TypeScript bindings and Dioxus Rust bindings from the same backend contract.
Real-Time Built-In
Queries automatically become reactive subscriptions. Data syncs across all clients via Server-Sent Events. No extra setup required.
Background Processing
Background jobs with retry logic, cron schedules with catch-up, and durable workflows that survive server restarts. All with progress tracking.
AI-Ready with MCP
Expose backend functions as MCP tools with a single macro. LLM agents can call your queries and mutations directly, with the same auth and rate limiting.
Ship in Hours
Start from a runnable template, pick SvelteKit or Dioxus, keep one binary to deploy, and focus on business logic instead of plumbing.
Code First
Define your data
#[forge::model]
pub struct Task {
pub id: Uuid,
pub title: String,
pub completed: bool,
}Write a query
#[forge::query]
pub async fn list_tasks(ctx: &QueryContext)
-> Result<Vec<Task>> {
sqlx::query_as!(Task, "SELECT * FROM tasks")
.fetch_all(ctx.db()).await
.map_err(Into::into)
}Use it in your frontend
// SvelteKit example
<script lang="ts">
import { listTasksStore$ } from '$lib/forge';
const tasks = listTasksStore$({}); // Auto-updates!
</script>
{#each $tasks.data ?? [] as task}
<div>{task.title}</div>
{/each}The same backend contract can also generate Dioxus bindings in frontend/src/forge.
Ready to Build?
Create your first FORGE app in under a minute.
cargo install forgex forge new my-app --template with-svelte/minimal cd my-app && docker compose up --build
Want Rust on both sides? Use forge new my-app --template with-dioxus/minimal.