Forge Is Now on the Web

Forge started as an iOS app. You write on your phone, the AI breaks down what's going on, and everything stays in your iCloud. That hasn't changed. But now you can do all of it from a browser too.

The web version of Forge is live at forge-mens-journal.com. Sign in with the same Apple ID you use on your phone, and your journals, entries, analyses, action items, and progress reports are all there. Write an entry on the web, and it shows up on your phone. Analyze an entry on your phone, and the results appear on the web. It's the same data, synced through your private iCloud.

We built this on Apple's CloudKit infrastructure for the same reason we built the iOS app on it: your data stays yours. The web app reads and writes directly to your private iCloud database. We don't have a server sitting in the middle collecting your journal entries. The only time your text leaves your device is during AI analysis, and Anthropic doesn't store or train on API inputs.

Everything you can do on iOS, you can do on the web. AI-powered analysis with the five-part breakdown. Action items you can create, complete, and track. Progress reports that synthesize patterns across your entries. Mood tracking with trends. Dig Deeper follow-up questions. Daily personalized prompts. Search across all your entries and analyses. Light and dark mode.

The web app also introduced a smarter analysis engine. Forge now reads the room — if you journal about a good day, the AI doesn't hunt for problems. It acknowledges the win, identifies what made it possible, and helps you figure out how to replicate it. Bad days still get the same sharp, direct breakdown you're used to.

If you're already using Forge on iOS, just go to forge-mens-journal.com and sign in. If you've been waiting for a way to journal from your laptop, now you can. Same privacy, same AI, no compromises.

Try the web app at forge-mens-journal.com, download Forge on the App Store, or learn more about Forge at axislabs.app/forge.