Chat, Work and Code
Ask questions in Chat, hand over a job in Work, or let the agent edit a project in Code. Every step, command and change stays visible, and nothing risky runs without your approval.
Desktop · phone · your own server
QuireForge gives every account a private server in the cloud, with its own projects, sessions and files, and an agent that shows its work and asks before it acts. Start on your computer and keep going from your phone.
Invite-only beta. Free while in beta.
Illustration of a session; the app shows the real thing.
What it does
QuireForge is built on OpenCode, the open-source coding agent, and adds the pieces for working with it day to day: a desktop app, a phone app, and a server that is yours alone.
Ask questions in Chat, hand over a job in Work, or let the agent edit a project in Code. Every step, command and change stays visible, and nothing risky runs without your approval.
Talk a plan through with the Advisor, or turn on plan mode. Either way you get a brief: the goal, the plan, the risks and what done means. Nothing starts until you approve it.
The Project Record keeps the decisions and conventions you have agreed on, so the agent follows them next time. Tasks keep track of what is in flight and what is done.
Pair the phone app and it tells you when a turn finishes or when the agent is waiting for an answer or an approval. You can reply from the notification.
The context inspector shows exactly what the model is working from and how much room is left, so a long session never quietly forgets the start.
Accounts include a shared coding model, Qwen3 Coder, running on our GPU. There is nothing to set up and no API key to buy during the beta.
Your own server
Each account gets its own server, in its own container, with its own storage. Your projects and conversations live there, not on your laptop, so you can pick up anywhere you sign in.
Invite-only beta
The beta is free. Places are limited while everyone shares one GPU, so sign-up takes an invite code for now.