SceneForge
Turn ideas into practical project plans.
7 followers
Turn ideas into practical project plans.
7 followers
SceneForge helps you turn a project idea into an actionable plan.
Describe what you want to build, and SceneForge generates the tools you need, estimated costs, and shopping options—all in one place.
Instead of jumping between search engines, YouTube videos, and multiple shopping sites, you can go from idea to a practical project plan in minutes.
Built for makers, DIY enthusiasts, hobbyists, creators, and anyone who wants to turn an idea into something real.
This is the 2nd launch from SceneForge. View more
SceneForge: Turning Ideas into Action
Launching today
• A more focused project-planning workflow
• Better tool recommendations and cost estimates
• Shopping options for recommended tools
• Exportable project checklists
• Improved login and account experience
• Free and Pro usage options
• A faster, cleaner experience from idea to project plan
Our goal has become much clearer:
SceneForge isn't just here to answer questions about a project.
It's here to help you actually start building it.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Andrew, the maker behind SceneForge.
Three months ago, I launched the first version of SceneForge here on Product Hunt.
Since then, I've spent a lot of time listening to feedback and rebuilding the product.
The original idea came from my own frustration.
I enjoy building things like FPV drones and RC models, but starting a new project often meant opening a ridiculous number of tabs—search results, YouTube videos, shopping sites, product pages, price comparisons...
The idea is easy.
Actually figuring out what you need to get started is the hard part.
That's why I built SceneForge.
Today, you can describe a project idea and get a practical plan with:
→ Recommended tools
→ Estimated costs
→ Shopping options
→ A project checklist you can export
One of our early Product Hunt users described it perfectly:
“saved me a lot of tab hopping honestly”
That comment stuck with me because reducing that “tab hopping” is exactly what I wanted to achieve.
This isn't the final version. I'm still building and learning from people who actually use it.
If you try SceneForge, I'd really love to hear:
What kind of project would you use it for?
Thanks for checking it out!