BrandForge

Chat-first platform: AI structures, humans build it.

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Chat-first platform: AI structures, humans build it.

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BrandForge combines AI planning with human execution — describe your project, get a vetted team, and ship with escrow protection.

This is the 2nd launch from BrandForge. View more

BrandForge

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Create, publish and hire specialists for your brand

Make posts, ads, carousels and videos from one sentence, free. Schedule a week of posts from one goal. When it needs a person, hand it to a designer, developer, editor or marketer at the compensation you choose; it is held until you approve.

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Launch tags:Design Tools•Social Media•Artificial Intelligence

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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Hi Product Hunt, I'm founder of BrandForge.

Getting a brand made usually means picking between an agency retainer you can't afford and a week spent managing freelancers. We wanted a third option.

BrandForge gives you free tools to make and publish it yourself (posts, ads, carousels, short videos, a week of posts from one goal, a brand kit), and a team you hire for as many tasks as you like when it needs a person. You choose the compensation with a slider, agree it in the chat, and the money stays held until you approve the work.

Some things we've shipped: a Solana and Sui fork, the CarSpot iPhone app, and Instagram content for an Australian beef farm. I'd love to hear what you'd hand over first, and what would stop you.

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Previous BrandForge Launches

BrandForgeChat-first platform: AI structures, humans build it.

Launched on October 4th, 2026

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30d ago

What we learned capping proposal negotiation at two rounds

Founder of BrandForge here.

Early on, proposals on BrandForge could go back and forth indefinitely. A client counters, the specialist counters back, repeat. In practice this just meant deals dragged for days over small amounts, and the people most likely to walk away weren't the ones being unreasonable, they were the ones who got tired of negotiating first.

We capped it: one counter from the client, one counter back from the specialist, then it's a straight accept or reject on whatever's on the table. No third round.

It sounds like it should reduce flexibility. In practice it sped up matching, because both sides knew from the start there was no room to stall.

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Hi Product Hunt, I'm founder of BrandForge.

Getting a brand made usually means picking between an agency retainer you can't afford and a week spent managing freelancers. We wanted a third option.

Some things we've shipped: a Solana and Sui fork, the CarSpot iPhone app, and Instagram content for an Australian beef farm. I'd love to hear what you'd hand over first, and what would stop you.