In early testing — open to everyone

Your network,
finally organized.

Bring in your LinkedIn connections, add people you meet by hand, tag and search everyone, and keep notes so you never lose context on a relationship again.

No account needed to start. Sign up any time to sync your contacts across devices.

Everything your network needs, nothing it doesn't

A focused set of tools for keeping track of the people who matter to your career and life.

One place for everyone

Add people by hand or import your LinkedIn connections in one click — with drag-and-drop and paste-to-import fallbacks.

Tag your way

Give anyone as many tags as you like — "Friend," "Recruiter," "IB," whatever fits — and filter your list by any of them.

Notes that stay current

Re-importing LinkedIn data fills in missing details and adds notes automatically, instead of creating duplicates.

Local by default, synced if you want

Use it fully in your browser with nothing uploaded, or create a free account to sync your contacts across every device you use.

Find My Path

Tell it what you're exploring and it ranks your own contacts by relevance, then drafts a coffee-chat invite grounded in what you've actually saved about them.

Campus Forum

Post and reply with your real name and college — shared with your whole school, or your whole school system (like all of CUNY or all of UC) if it belongs to one.

Discover

Browse other students at your school (or school system) who've chosen to be discoverable — their photo, major, and bio, never their email.

Ask Lucky

Forge's built-in assistant answers plain-English questions about your own saved network — a real conversation, not a keyword search.

How Find My Path works

Live today — type a goal in the app and it runs on your own saved contacts.

Live in the app

This walks through the real feature — try it yourself under "Find My Path" in the app.

  1. 1
    Set a goal. Tell it what you're exploring — say, breaking into investment banking.
  2. 2
    Surface the right people. It scans your tagged contacts, roles, companies, and notes to rank who's most relevant, with a "why" for each match.
  3. 3
    Draft the outreach. One click drafts a coffee-chat invite grounded in what you've saved about that person — you review and send. Signed-in accounts get an AI-written draft; everyone gets a solid template either way.
  4. 4
    Get a path breakdown. Signed-in users can request a concrete plan across their matched contacts, powered by AI once configured.

Frequently asked questions

Is my data private?

Without an account, yes — everything lives in your browser's local storage and nothing is sent anywhere. If you create an account, your contacts move to a database scoped to you alone, protected by database-level access rules — see the Privacy Policy for details.

Can I import my LinkedIn connections?

Yes — export your connections as a CSV from LinkedIn's data-download tool, then import it via file picker, drag-and-drop, or paste. Re-importing later fills in missing details on people you already added instead of duplicating them.

Do I need to create an account?

No — Forge runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up required. If you want your contacts synced across devices automatically, you can create a free account (full name, email, password) from inside the app at any time.

What about the AI career-pathing and email-drafting features?

Find My Path is live now — anyone can rank their contacts by relevance to a goal and get a template-based coffee-chat draft, no account needed. Signed-in accounts additionally get an AI-written draft and a path breakdown once the AI provider is configured on the backend.

Can I use this on more than one device?

Yes — create a free account and your contacts sync automatically wherever you sign in. Without an account, data stays local per browser; use Export Backup on one device and Restore on another to carry contacts over manually.

Who can see my Discover profile and Forum posts?

Discover and Forum are scoped to your college — or your whole school system, like all of CUNY or all of UC, if your school belongs to one. Discover only shows your photo, major, degree, class year, and bio if you've turned on "Discoverable" in your profile, and it never shows your email. Forum posts and replies show your real name and college to everyone in that same scope.

What if someone misbehaves on the Forum or Discover?

Every thread, reply, and profile has a Report option. Reports go only to the Forge team, never to the person you reported, and we can remove content or suspend an account that violates the Terms. See the Privacy Policy for exactly what that review access covers.

Your network is worth organizing.

Jump in — no sign-up, no setup, just your contacts.

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