Small ideas. Zero setup. Real output.

Code it. See it. Share it.

Forgepad turns a browser tab into your quickest route from “what if?” to a working, shareable thing.

No installation Runs sandboxed Guest-friendly
tiny-idea / index.html
Live

<main class="idea">

<span>Built in a browser</span>

<h1>

Small idea.

Big energy.

</h1>

<button>Ship it ↗</button>

</main>

// preview updates as you type

const vibe = "immaculate"

Built in a browser

Small idea.

Big energy.

Preview ready in 42ms
main 0 problemsSaved just now
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Markdown
Live preview
Console
Local-first
File import
Preview links
Forkable code
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Markdown
Live preview
Console
Local-first
File import
Preview links
Forkable code

Everything in reach

Less setup.
More flow.

A deliberately focused toolset for prototypes, exercises, experiments, and the ideas that should exist before your motivation disappears.

Import & organize

Bring your files—or start fresh.

Import HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as a guest, then shape everything in a fast file tree with tabs, folders, and keyboard shortcuts.

Run

Edit. Run. See it.

A sandboxed browser preview and console keep the feedback loop short.

Sync

Pick up where you left off.

Work locally, sign in when it matters, and keep projects ready across sessions.

Share

Share the result—or the whole build.

Send a clean preview-only link, or open the complete code and preview so others can explore and fork.

The build loop

Idea in.
Link out.

Three steps. No yak shaving. Your browser already has everything it needs.

01
01

Open or import a workspace

Start with working files or bring your own HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—no account required.

import(["index.html", "styles.css"])
02
02

Make it real

Write code, watch the preview react, and fix console errors without switching tools.

edit → run → refine
03
03

Send the right link

Share only the polished result or let someone step inside the complete workspace.

share("preview" | "workspace")

Share your way

One project.
Two ways to share.

Keep the editor out of the way when the result is the story. Open the full workspace when the process matters too.

Your browser is ready

That idea is not going to build itself.