ForgeSet · product roadmap

Where ForgeSet is going

ForgeSet is a control center for networks of affiliate sites. AI builds the pages, the platform buys the domain, sets up DNS, publishes the finished site to low-cost hosting and watches the network. This page shows what already works, what we are building now and what comes next.

How to read this page

There are no dates on purpose. We do not promise dates we cannot guarantee. The order inside each block can change, mostly based on what customers ask for.

Now

In progress. This is the work behind the first production launch of a site network.

Next

The next in line. The direction is set, details may change.

Later

Plans for the longer term. These are intentions, not commitments.

Status: October 2026. The platform is running in a test environment. There are no production sites in the network yet; the first production launch is the next milestone.

What works today

The foundation that the plans below build on.

  • AI page generation in the WordPress block editor, as blocks or as clean HTML, with an optional external AI service and a chat for edits
  • Publishing finished static sites to many domains from one place
  • Domain purchase through Namecheap or Cloudflare Registrar, Cloudflare zone and DNS setup, and a preview, all automatic. Going live is one explicit “Push to host” step
  • Sites dashboard: domain, language, geo and status of every site, with filters and bulk actions
  • Shared brand library and toplists, with a rating that follows the brand’s position in the list
  • A main page with the offer (M-Page) and a neutral page (Safe Page) for each site
  • Short affiliate links (/go/…) and site-wide redirect modes: normal, 301 or 410
  • Canonical links, sitemap and robots settings per site
  • Page Sets: ready page lists with prompts that new sites start from
  • Design Styles: visual style presets with fonts and colors, plus a custom style prompt per site
  • Editable site headers and footers built from blocks
  • Site cloning and creating several sibling sites from one form
  • Preview of every site on its own subdomain
  • A list of language alternates (hreflang) per site
  • Periodic site availability check
  • GA4 ID and Google Search Console verification per site
  • Stock photos from Pixabay in the clean HTML mode
  • A background job queue, with a log for every site
  • Limited “site manager” role: content only, no platform settings
  • Guided tour and Help section inside the dashboard
  • Runs on your own server: the platform sets no generation or deploy quotas, limits and costs stay with your AI provider
Now

Preparing the first production launch

The goal: sites are created reliably, every audience sees its own version of a page, and you see clicks and learn about problems without opening the dashboard.

A site goes from button to live without manual fixes

We run the whole path in a test environment: five sites in a row must reach launch from a draft without intervention. We also fix a gap: today an edit to a shared M-Page shows up on a live site only after that site’s next rebuild. It should reach every linked site.

Clean page URLs

after verification

Pages get addresses without technical suffixes such as “about-2”. We first confirm the problem in the current build, then fix it.

Showing the right page to the right audience, by rules

You decide which version of a page a visitor sees. Rules are checked from top to bottom and there is always a default version. A version can be an M-Page or a regular page.

  • visitor country
  • browser language
  • age and jurisdiction: an age gate and a country restriction, the same for everyone
  • device type: phone or desktop
  • schedule: time of day and promotion dates
  • A/B test with random assignment, so a visitor stays in the same group

The dashboard gets a rules editor, a preview of “what a visitor from country X with language Y will see”, a table of who sees what, and a change log. The first version covers the home page of a site; inner pages follow later.

Principle: the same conditions give the same page, whoever the visitor is.

Clicks and geography for affiliate links

Every click on a short link is counted. The dashboard shows clicks by site, brand and country, with a delay of up to one hour. Repeat clicks from the same visitor are counted too, which needs a change to the type of redirect. Before launch we will document which data we store and for how long.

Telegram alerts

A message within minutes when a site stops responding, a launch ends with an error or a publish fails. Today the availability check runs every 12 hours and only records a status, so it becomes more frequent.

Faster indexing after publishing

After every publish the site notifies search engines that support the IndexNow protocol: Bing, Yandex, Seznam and Naver. Google does not use this protocol.

Prompt helper for AI pages

You describe a page in a few sentences: who it is for, what tone, what is mandatory. The system turns that into a detailed prompt that takes the page structure, language, geo, style, brands and SEO into account. You can edit the prompt, and your notes are saved so it can be rebuilt later. It works with the built-in generation, not with the external AI service.

Next

Closing the gaps and widening the toolbox

We close what is missing compared with the best tools on the market, building on what already exists.

Ready-made page packs

Review, FAQ, bonuses, payment methods and terms of use. Today Page Sets start with home, contact, privacy and cookie pages. We also add a brand review built from a source: a link, a PDF or your notes.

Bulk site creation from a table

Upload a CSV file with domain, language, geo, page set and style. The platform creates, say, 50 sites without manual steps. Today you can create sibling sites with identical settings, or clone a site.

Tracker integration, Keitaro first

Tracking-link templates, a unique click id for every click, postbacks and statistics import. Today the link carries only an id of the site.

One place for tags and pixels

GA4, Search Console, Tag Manager, pixels and custom head and footer code, for one site or the whole network. Changing a tag on 20 sites needs no new generation and no AI cost. Today a site has a GA4 ID and a verification token, and a rebuild must be followed by a separate publish.

Better toplists

Brands already have a bonus field. We add a promo code with a copy button, a link to the brand review and a country-specific list. The first version of a country-specific list is a separate home page per country, chosen by the audience rules.

Language clusters and automatic internal links

Hreflang across three or more sites with a consistency check, correct alternates on inner pages, and rules that link pages together by keyword.

Rollback to a previous version of a site

The platform keeps several recent versions of every site. Restoring an earlier one takes one click and about a minute. Today each publish replaces the previous version.

More images

Photos from Pexels and Unsplash and AI-generated images, in addition to Pixabay, so every page has pictures. Images in block mode are part of this.

Your own site colors

A primary and a secondary color per site, looking the same in preview and on the published page. Today colors come from the chosen Design Style.

Search Console status on the site card

See whether a site is verified and how it is indexed, plus alerts for sudden jumps in clicks. You will need to connect your Google account.

Link checking

Regular checks of brand URLs and short links. A 404 or a chain of redirects ends up in an alert.

Clean click statistics

Reports show “all clicks” and “valid clicks” separately. Robots are filtered for counting only; what the visitor receives does not change.

Different destinations by country for one short link

One link leads to different offers depending on the visitor’s country, with a fallback address. The same country always gets the same address. The dashboard shows a table of which address goes to which country.

Later

A platform for teams and growth

Plans for the longer term. We take them on as demand appears, so tell us what matters most to you.

Roles and an action log

Today there is one limited role. We add several levels (owner, operator, editor, viewer), a “who changed what” log and access per site.

Public API and webhooks

Connect ForgeSet to your own systems and receive events such as “site is live” and “publish failed”.

More places to host sites

Your own PHP server, Cloudflare Pages and Workers, later Vercel, Netlify and any server. We decide this before we tie click tracking and audience rules to the current hosting.

Offer feeds and affiliate network data

An auto-updating base of brands and bonuses, and integrations with affiliate networks such as Everflow.

Search results data for content planning

Hints for topics and page structure based on real search results.

Another domain registrar

Namecheap and Cloudflare Registrar are already supported. We add Porkbun so that you do not depend on two providers.

Search for free and expiring domains

evaluation first

Domain suggestions through registrar APIs. First we check how safe this is under search engine policies and whether it fits your verticals.

Workspaces and plans

only if there is demand

Several customers in one installation, and billing. This is only needed for a hosted version, which does not exist yet. We start if demand is confirmed. For now we prefer a separate installation for each customer.