Introducing Axonris Forge

Most AI assistants just answer whatever you type — which works great once you already know the right question. If you’re new to programming, that’s exactly the problem: you don’t know what you don’t know yet. Axonris Forge is built for that moment. Tell it what you want to make, in plain words, and it picks a real starting point, asks you the questions a mentor would (do you need logins? how will you know it works?), and writes the first files for you. It checks that what it writes is well-formed, but it never runs code on your machine automatically — you always decide what actually executes.

Free, on your own computer, by default

Forge runs on Ollama on your own machine, for free, by default. It only reaches out to the internet if you choose to add your own cloud AI key (Claude, Gemini, Groq, DeepSeek, or Ollama Cloud) for something harder. Your prompts, code, and files stay on your machine — the only exception is an automatic crash report if Forge actually crashes (see our Privacy Policy for exactly what that contains).

Built to grow

Forge is the first module on Axonris Platform — an ecosystem where new capabilities install as sandboxed, isolated modules rather than one monolithic app. Today that means Forge itself. Over time, it means more.

Try it

Axonris Forge is free to download for Windows. You’ll sign in once through Axonris Platform — no subscription required to start. Download it from the homepage, or join the waitlist if you want full Forge access once it opens up.