Your documentary channel, made overnight.
Type a topic before bed. Forge researches it, writes the script, voices it, finds the archive footage and renders the film. It's ready in the morning.
A documentary studio on your own computer. Forge researches, writes, voices, illustrates and renders films while you sleep, and shows what each one costs before it starts.
Writing
and sources
Start from a topic, a premise or your own script. Claude researches and writes, and every picture comes from a real archive first, with its licence written down.
Wikimedia · CC BY 4.088
Europeana · CC084
archive.org · public domain58Voices
and looks
Thousands of narrators or a clone of your own voice, and 15 looks that set the grade, captions, cards and pacing of the whole film.
Plato’s storyOPERATION ANTHROPOIDCASE 1959-02TAIWAN · LIVEHANNIBAL CROSSES THE ALPSS A T U R NArchiveQueue
and cost
Line up films before bed. The queue keeps going and retries on its own, and every film shows minutes and dollars before it starts.
Watch a film being made
One topic, typed at 23:02: "The lost city of Atlantis". Scroll to follow it through all six steps.
Then, in a single day and night, it sank.of Atlantis
Any YouTube video, in your language
Paste a link. Forge separates the voices from the music, translates every line and reads it back in each speaker's voice.
Original · English03:42 / 16:30Forge learns
each channel you run
Connect a channel and Forge suggests what to make next, in the style that works for it.
See it in action
One part of the app at a time. Pick a chapter or let it play through.
A 20-minute film
for less than a dollar
Most of the time goes to Claude writing the script and checking every shot. The render itself runs about 4× faster than real time.
Pick how long you need it
Every plan is the same app with every feature. Only the length changes.
Voices, pictures and music are paid to the providers directly with your own keys. Forge shows each cost before it runs.
Questions, answered
Anything else, ask on Discord.
Recommended: Windows 10/11, an NVIDIA RTX graphics card with 8 GB of memory, 16 GB RAM, about 10 GB of free disk space per 20-minute film, a Claude subscription and an AI33 account. A macOS version for Apple silicon is also available.
Yes. Your Forge account holds your licence, so you can sign in on another computer. Sign in with email and a password, or with Google.
No. Forge exports an MP4 with captions and a thumbnail, and you upload it yourself.
Scripts, voices and captions work in English, Czech, German, Hungarian and the other languages your voice provider supports. Translate works between any two of them.
Forge searches public-domain and Creative Commons sources first and records the licence and author of every shot. AI stills are used only where nothing real exists, and each one is marked.
Yes. The editor lets you swap any picture, change captions, cards and music, and re-render only the parts that changed, usually in under a minute.
Only the narration and music, through AI33: $35 buys 4.6 M credits, enough for about 220 twenty-minute documentaries. Writing, directing and checking every shot run on your Claude subscription, footage comes from free libraries and the film renders on your own GPU.
Yes. Record 60 seconds of speech and Forge clones it. Your clone can narrate any film or translation.
