SceneForge turns ideas into actionable projects. Unlike AI chat tools that only provide answers, SceneForge helps users plan real projects with step-by-step guidance, required tools, estimated costs, and purchase options. From building an FPV drone to starting a DIY project, SceneForge helps makers and creators move from an idea to a practical execution plan. Key features: • AI project breakdowns • Tool & equipment lists • Cost estimates • Purchase recommendations
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Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Andrew, the indie developer behind SceneForge.
I built SceneForge because I noticed a common problem: people have great ideas, but the hardest part is knowing where to start.
What tools do I need?
How much will it cost?
What are the actual steps?
SceneForge is my attempt to make that journey easier by turning ideas into practical project plans with tools, costs, and resources.
I'd love to hear your feedback:
* What kind of projects would you use SceneForge for?
* What features would make it more useful?
Thanks for checking it out! 🚀
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It would be really helpful if SceneForge could save and revisit past projects, since I'm often juggling two or three builds at once and lose track of where I left off. Maybe a simple dashboard with status updates like "in progress" or "waiting on parts" would make it feel more like a workshop planner than a one-off chat.
I really like the idea of having a project dashboard with statuses like "In Progress" or "Waiting on Parts." That would make it much easier to manage multiple builds over time instead of treating each plan as a one-off conversation.
I appreciate you sharing this—it's definitely something I'll keep in mind as SceneForge evolves.
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would love to see a way to save and revisit past project plans, maybe with the ability to mark steps as done or update them as the build progresses. that way it becomes more of a living tracker instead of a one off plan you get and lose.
I really like the idea of turning a generated plan into something you can keep updating throughout the project, rather than treating it as a one-time result.
That's definitely something I'll explore as SceneForge evolves. Thanks for sharing your feedback!
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tried it with a quick fpv drone build and the tool list plus rough cost breakdown came out pretty solid, saved me a lot of tab hopping honestly
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@ercan1811695 Thanks a lot! That's exactly what I was hoping for.
Instead of jumping between search results, videos, and shopping sites, I wanted everything needed to start a project in one place.
Really appreciate you trying the FPV drone example. If you have any suggestions for improving the plans or tool recommendations, I'd love to hear them!
It would be really helpful if SceneForge could save and revisit past projects, since I'm often juggling two or three builds at once and lose track of where I left off. Maybe a simple dashboard with status updates like "in progress" or "waiting on parts" would make it feel more like a workshop planner than a one-off chat.
@elagundogd52561 Thanks for the great suggestion!
I really like the idea of having a project dashboard with statuses like "In Progress" or "Waiting on Parts." That would make it much easier to manage multiple builds over time instead of treating each plan as a one-off conversation.
I appreciate you sharing this—it's definitely something I'll keep in mind as SceneForge evolves.
would love to see a way to save and revisit past project plans, maybe with the ability to mark steps as done or update them as the build progresses. that way it becomes more of a living tracker instead of a one off plan you get and lose.
@mertrstemobygx Thanks for the thoughtful suggestion!
I really like the idea of turning a generated plan into something you can keep updating throughout the project, rather than treating it as a one-time result.
That's definitely something I'll explore as SceneForge evolves. Thanks for sharing your feedback!
tried it with a quick fpv drone build and the tool list plus rough cost breakdown came out pretty solid, saved me a lot of tab hopping honestly
@ercan1811695 Thanks a lot! That's exactly what I was hoping for.
Instead of jumping between search results, videos, and shopping sites, I wanted everything needed to start a project in one place.
Really appreciate you trying the FPV drone example. If you have any suggestions for improving the plans or tool recommendations, I'd love to hear them!