HexForge turns a plain-English request into a real, commented Flipper Zero app — planned, written, and compiled to a working .fap in the cloud. No toolchain, no SDK setup, no C wrangling. Describe the tool you want; flash it to your device minutes later.
This isn't a screenshot. It's the forge loop — a prompt gets scoped, written in C, compiled against your firmware, and packaged as a .fap you can flash straight from the browser.
If the Flipper can do it, the forge can build it — across every radio, protocol, and pin. Describe the tool; HexForge writes it, compiles it, and hands you the .fap.
Behind every forge is a crew of purpose-built agents — each an expert at one part of shipping a working app. You write one sentence; they do the rest, in order, and show their work.
Plenty of tools spit out a payload. HexForge closes the whole loop — from a sentence to a device — and hands you code you actually own.
Pick your firmware base and your radios — the forge compiles to match. Every app comes out as documented C, a real .fap binary, and a full build log. Nothing hidden, nothing you can't re-create yourself.
You describe. The Coven forges. You flash. Then you iterate in the same chat until it's exactly right.
One monthly subscription. Your library, your code — export anything, cancel anytime.
◆ FOUNDING FORGER PRICING — locked in for the first 100 accounts
Monthly subscription billed by card — cancel anytime. Annual billing available at two months free. You keep every line of code you forge. HexForge is a build tool for your own devices, research, and learning — see The Oath.
HexForge is a builder's tool. Every forger accepts one simple creed before the first build — it keeps this a craft, not a weapon.
Accepting the Oath is required to forge. HexForge is intended for hobbyists, makers, and security researchers building on hardware they own or are authorized to test.
Describe your first Flipper app in a sentence. Watch the Coven build it, compile it, and hand you the .fap — in minutes.
I got tired of fighting the toolchain to build one small Flipper app. So I built the thing that does it for me — plans it, writes the C, compiles it, flashes it. Then I made it good enough to hand to you.
Every build is real. Real C you can read, a real .fap you can flash, real logs when something needs a tweak. No black box, no lock-in. You own what you forge — because a tool you can't inspect isn't a tool, it's a leash.