Stories are
forged, not
written
This is the perfect space to bring your stories to life, build incredible worlds, and organize your work with precision and elegance.
Designed for writers, by writers
Every interface element carefully crafted to support your creative process
Elias finds the Map
Hidden inside the old clock mechanism, Elias discovers the brass cylinder.
The Refusal
He tries to sell it. He doesn't want to go. The debt collectors are closing in.
Event Planner
Create event blocks and link them to create branching storylines or chronological timelines.
Development Roadmap
Our journey from concept to reality.
Idea Conception
Q3 2025
Defining the core mechanics, worldbuilding rules, and initial architectural design of the platform.
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Community Building
Q4 2025
Launching our Discord server, creating writing rooms, organizing community events, and building a space for storytellers to connect and collaborate.
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Prototype Development
Q4 2025
Building the MVP, setting up the database schemas, and creating the first usable character sheets.
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Beta Testing
Q4 2025
Inviting the first wave of users to test the loom, weaving their stories and providing critical feedback.
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Public Launch
Q1 2026
Opening the gates to all storytellers, with full community features and marketplace integration.
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Two friends, one shared obsession with the craft.
We are Sergio and Gabriel. We are two friends passionate about storytelling and the tools that empower it. We are building ForgeTales to be the companion we always wanted — a dedicated space where ideas can grow into worlds.
We believe worldbuilding is a craft that deserves focus and care. ForgeTales is designed to help you organize your imagination without getting in the way, supporting writers and creators who value a thoughtful approach to bringing their stories to life.
The Forge
Tale
The story of the beginning
The Manuscript of the Two Heretics
Ah, sit down, my dear travelers. I’m going to tell you the story of two poor souls who decided, without quite knowing how, to lay aside their own books for a while to try and build something bigger than themselves.
Gabriel was an incurable romantic. His head was full of characters, plots, conversations, and his desk was full of... rubbish. Napkins with poorly drawn maps, Post-it notes, a journal full of clippings and... tree bark? He claimed it was his 'creative process.' And though it had its charm, I say it was a disaster waiting to happen.
Sergio, on the other hand, was a more meticulous man. He set up his Excels. Docs templates. He believed, the naive fool, that he could fit the soul of a story into a spreadsheet. He tried to optimize the creation of his world, losing the charm and soul of the craftsmanship. It was like trying to catch smoke with a fishing net. Pathetic, yet endearing.
One day, between stale coffee and conversations about how their works were going to change their lives, they realized the foolishness of their war.
Art doesn't want to live in an Excel cell, but neither does it survive on a lost napkin. It needs a home. A sanctuary. A place that is organized yet cozy, like the light of a tavern on a moonless night. So they set their dreams aside—for the moment—and started this adventure, more as blacksmiths than as scribes.
Thus, ForgeTales was born. Not so you can write fast—haste is for thieves—but so you can write well.
A place where Sergio's order embraces Gabriel's madness without suffocating it.
"Welcome to the sweet writers' tavern, young ones."
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Writing Rooms
Quiet, focused voice channels for co-working. Just the sound of keyboards and shared intention.
Reading Groups
Weekly sessions analyzing the classics and indie gems to understand what makes a story work.
Beta Readers
Get early access to drafts and help shape the stories before they are published.