Request a Project - Forged By Fire Software LLC

Have something useful in mind?

Tell me what you want to build.

Use this page to describe custom software, a mobile or desktop app, a website, an AI tool, automation, or changes to an existing project.

What I can review

Choose the closest fit

If your idea overlaps categories, choose the best match and explain the rest below.

Software

Windows tools, utilities, dashboards, workflows, APIs, and improvements to existing software.

Apps

Mobile or desktop applications, cross-platform planning, store-ready features, and app updates.

Websites

Business sites, product pages, portfolios, private dashboards, and focused web applications.

AI & Automation

Local-first assistants, document tools, practical automations, and responsible AI integrations.

Project request

Give me the useful details

This starts a conversation and helps me decide whether the project is a responsible fit. It is not a contract, quote, or promise that work will begin.

1 About you

Your name

Reply email

Company or organization (optional)

Preferred contact

2 Project shape

Project category

Where is it now?

Who will use it?

3 What it needs to do

What problem should this solve?

What features are essential?

Services or integrations (optional)

Existing site or project link (optional)

4 Practical limits

Approximate budget

Desired timeline

Anything else I should know? (optional)

Ready for review?

Submitting sends these details securely to the private Forged By Fire project-request inbox in App Master. Do not include passwords, payment information, private keys, health records, or other sensitive information.

The form uses the existing Forged By Fire gateway, origin checks, a hidden spam trap, and short-lived rate limiting. It does not require an account.

I review each request individually and only accept work I am confident I can deliver well.

What happens next

A request is the beginning of a conversation.

1
I review the fit.
I consider the scope, schedule, technical requirements, and whether I can responsibly deliver it.
2
I reply by email.
If it looks workable, I may ask questions before discussing a written scope, price, and timeline.
3
Work starts only after agreement.
No project begins until both sides agree to the work, terms, schedule, and payment arrangements.