End-to-end software development
Customer portals, internal tools, dashboards, admin surfaces, and full-stack product builds from idea to production.
Service detailsEnd-to-end software development company
ForgeOps LABS
Software engineering for companies that need complete products: web apps, mobile apps, backend systems, cloud infrastructure, identity integrations, and the deployment discipline to keep them running.
Open-source systemsiOS productsCloud deploymentsIdentity platforms
Software development services
Complete software systems, not disconnected handoffs
ForgeOps LABS is shaped around the work already visible in the portfolio: systems programming, enterprise integrations, cloud deployment, product UI, and native app development.
Rust backend and systems engineering
Rust and Java services, APIs, workers, CLI tools, event pipelines, and performance-sensitive platform components.
Service detailsCloud, DevOps, and deployment automation
AWS, Cloudflare, containers, CI/CD, Terraform, observability, and repeatable deployment foundations.
Service detailsiOS app development
Native iPhone products with polished user flows, offline-friendly data handling, and App Store support surfaces.
Service detailsIdentity and access platforms
Keycloak, LDAP, OIDC, DID, wallet-signed flows, authorization models, and enterprise access integrations.
Service detailsDeveloper platforms and internal tooling
Feature management, SDKs, automation, testable release workflows, and tooling that makes teams move faster.
Service detailsEngineering proof
A company story backed by real repositories
These projects show the delivery range ForgeOps LABS can bring to customer work: product surfaces, backend control planes, security protocols, data tooling, cloud deployment, and iOS apps.
Programming language
AICore
Agent-native, IR-first programming language with deterministic tooling, structured diagnostics, contracts, and an LLVM backend.
RustLLVMCompilers
Feature management
FluxGate
Feature flag control plane, low-latency evaluation, approvals, rollout governance, metrics, and Spring Boot integration.
RustActixJava
Decentralized identity
Digital Trust Graph DID
Rust-first DID platform with lifecycle flows, wallet custody, OIDC/OIDC4 bridges, VC services, and chain integration paths.
DIDVCPolkadot
Directory services
OpenDR
Open-source LDAP server work that fits ForgeOps LABS' identity, directory, and enterprise integration depth.
RustLDAPIdentity
Developer tooling
KCLI
Kafka cluster inspection CLI for topics, brokers, consumer groups, tailing messages, and day-to-day platform debugging.
RustKafkaCLI
iOS product
Audivella Audio Books
Audiobook product with a SwiftUI app, Rust backend, purchase-aware catalog access, offline chapter playback, reading insights, recommendations, and a static support site.
SwiftUIRustAWSStoreKit
iOS product
SpendTrail
Expense tracking app for iPhone and Apple Watch with quick entry, category trends, optional location context, iCloud sync, support, and privacy surfaces.
SwiftUISwiftDataCloudKitWatchKit
iOS product
PlainHealth
Privacy-first iPhone wellness app that turns approved Apple Health data into calm daily and weekly plain-English summaries.
SwiftUIHealthKitStoreKitLocal-first
Delivery model
From idea to deployed system
The operating model is pragmatic: understand the customer workflow, design the right architecture, build across the full stack, and leave deployment repeatable.
Clarify the business flow
Map users, data, integrations, constraints, and the first production milestone before writing unnecessary code.
Design the operating model
Choose the right architecture, deployment path, observability baseline, and ownership boundaries for the system.
Build the product surface
Deliver usable frontend, backend, mobile, infrastructure, and automation together instead of treating them as separate silos.
Ship and harden
Deploy through repeatable pipelines, verify behavior, document operations, and leave the system ready for the next release.
Practical software stack
Technology choices grounded in the project
RustJavaSpring BootReactSwiftUITypeScriptPostgreSQLKafkaLDAPOIDCAWSCloudflareTerraformDockerKubernetesGitHub Actions
Direct answers
Clear answers for buyers and answer engines
These concise answers make the service offering easy to understand, quote, and compare.
What does ForgeOps LABS build?
ForgeOps LABS builds end-to-end software for companies, including web applications, iOS apps, backend services, cloud infrastructure, identity integrations, and developer platforms.
Can ForgeOps LABS handle frontend, backend, and deployment together?
Yes. ForgeOps LABS can deliver React frontends, Rust or Java backends, databases, AWS and Cloudflare infrastructure, Terraform, GitHub Actions, and deployment verification together.
Does ForgeOps LABS build iOS applications?
Yes. ForgeOps LABS builds native iOS applications with SwiftUI and can also create support, privacy, and product websites for launch.
What technologies does ForgeOps LABS use?
ForgeOps LABS works with Rust, Java, Spring Boot, React, TypeScript, SwiftUI, PostgreSQL, Kafka, LDAP, OIDC, AWS, Cloudflare, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, and GitHub Actions.
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