Built for Learning & Development teams

Training people actually remember.

Forge turns a slide deck into a live, scored, two-way session. Participants join on their phone with a code. You see every answer as it lands. The report writes itself.

  • No app for participants
  • 10 ready-made workshops
  • CSV export of every answer
How it works

From idea to insight in three steps

No slides. No guessing. Just workshops that actually land.

Step 1

Design your workshop

Drag and drop activities — polls, quizzes, rankings, breakouts — into a timed sequence. Preview it before you publish.

Step 2

Run it live

Participants join on any device with an access code. You control the pace; they respond in real time.

Step 3

Turn responses into insights

Scores and standings update live. When you end the session, every answer is in Insights with a per-participant report and a CSV.

Activities

Eight activity types, built in

Mix and match to keep energy high throughout your session.

"The content was relevant to my day-to-day work."

Strongly agree
62%
Agree
28%
Neutral
7%
Disagree
3%
Designed by L&D, for L&D

Not a polling toy. A learning-design system.

Every template ships with a design note explaining the principle behind the sequence — so a facilitator can defend the session, not just run it.

Ready-made workshops

13

Team buildingChange managementSales enablementLeadershipCompliance & securityCustomer experienceAgile & deliveryOnboardingCultureConsulting skillsAccount management
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Retrieval practice, not re-reading

Scored quizzes with instant feedback are the single most evidence-backed way to make knowledge stick. Every template puts a quiz where the learning happens, not at the end.

Kirkpatrick built in

Pre/post polls on the same question show movement inside one session — Level 2 evidence you can put in front of a sponsor without a survey a week later.

70 · 20 · 10 in one room

Retrieval (10), paired rehearsal and breakouts with a debrief (20), and a private commitment to try on real work this week (70). Sequence, not slides.

Anonymous first, then public

Concerns and safety measures are collected anonymously before anyone commits in front of the boss. The room sees the data; nobody sees who said what.

FAQ

Questions facilitators ask

Run your first session this week.

Pick a template, share a code, and watch the room answer. Forge does the scoring, the leaderboard and the report.

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