How ContentForger Works

ContentForger transforms plain-English prompts into production-ready Next.js applications. Here's how.

1. Prompt engineering

Every generation starts with a carefully crafted system prompt that enforces strict quality standards: TypeScript strict mode with zero any types, Tailwind CSS only, Next.js 16 App Router conventions, proper image handling with next/image, and SEO metadata on every route.

2. Model selection by plan

Free users get their first app of the day on Claude Sonnet 5.5 and the next two on Claude Haiku 5.5. Pro users get Claude Sonnet 5.5 (balanced quality). Agency users get Claude Opus 5.5. Every app is planned first, then written file by file, so there is no output cap on the project of output.

3. Real-time streaming

Code streams to your browser as Claude generates it, using Server-Sent Events. You see tokens arrive live — no waiting for the full response. Token counts and model info display when generation completes.

4. Quality standards

Every generated project includes: generateMetadata() on every route, app/sitemap.ts, app/robots.ts, error boundaries, a .env.example, and a README with deploy instructions for Cloudflare Pages and Netlify. Dark navy backgrounds and inline styles are explicitly forbidden.

5. You own the code

Generated code is a clean Next.js project with no runtime dependency on ContentForger. Download the ZIP, push to your own GitHub, deploy anywhere. There is no lock-in, no proprietary SDK, no phone-home.

Who built this

ContentForger is built by Thomas Lovas Lokoy at NorwegianSpark SA. Thomas is a former electrician and house builder who started coding in 2023. We use the best available AI model, charge fairly, and don't lock you in.

NorwegianSpark SA · Org no: 834 984 172