Independent value
Every product must be useful without the rest of the ecosystem. That lowers adoption friction and gives us several independent paths to product-market signal.
SendForge LLC is building a compact portfolio of practical software and mobile experiences. Each product can stand on its own. Together, they share trust, distribution, and a disciplined way of turning attention into durable revenue.
We start with narrow tools that solve visible problems, then reuse the expensive parts—identity, permissions, billing, sync, distribution, and trust—across the portfolio.
Every product must be useful without the rest of the ecosystem. That lowers adoption friction and gives us several independent paths to product-market signal.
A common account, entitlement, privacy, and communication layer can reduce the cost of launching the next product without forcing the products to feel identical.
One-time software, recurring services, business accounts, mobile releases, and opt-in commerce balance each other instead of relying on one conversion funnel.
Our process is designed to protect capital and product clarity. We expand only after the useful core works.
Look for the task people work around every day.
Define the smallest product that can remove it.
Prototype the behavior before polishing the story.
Measure retention, support load, and willingness to pay.
Reuse infrastructure and distribution without adding bloat.
The products vary in audience and format, but the design standard stays constant: direct utility, understandable controls, and a reason to return.
A clean starting surface for shortcuts, layouts, notes, and focused browsing. Pro creates the purchase relationship; private background sync adds recurring value across devices.
Permission-based SMS, email, and in-app messaging designed around transparent consent. It turns our trust model into business infrastructure and recurring account revenue.
A simpler front door for networking and remote access. LinkDesk is being shaped to make device discovery, trusted connections, and everyday remote workflows feel understandable instead of infrastructural.
An atmosphere-led pixel narrative where weather, stillness, and small choices carry the story. Designed for short sessions with a world that lingers after the screen goes dark.
A route-driven 16-bit survival story with a persistent party, reactive encounters, dark humor, and consequences that reshape the trip. Every direction opens a different world.
Development titles shown here may change before release. Core systems and narrative structure remain confidential.
TabForge creates a direct daily surface. SendForge builds permissioned business relationships. LinkDesk expands practical utility. Mobile releases introduce the portfolio to new audiences.
Across those surfaces, SendForge can introduce relevant software, releases, and curated retail merchandise. The model is targeted by context people choose to share—not by selling personal records or turning private notes into advertising data.
The sequence protects the live product while opening the next two growth surfaces.
Ship Pro, stabilize private device sync, validate retention, and extend Chromium distribution.
Deepen SendForge beta, open LinkDesk private testing, and complete the first mobile vertical slice.
Launch the first story world and run a limited, opt-in curated merchandise pilot across owned surfaces.
Launch the second mobile title, widen LinkDesk access, and use measured cross-product distribution.
This is a planning model, not a guarantee. It shows what the current product architecture could produce under stated operating assumptions.
Scale is driven by a blend of new Pro purchases, retained sync subscriptions, business accounts, mobile unit sales, and a small opt-in commerce layer.
| Receipt stream | 2027 | 2028 | 2029 |
|---|---|---|---|
| TabForge Pro + sync | $180K | $520K | $1.25M |
| SendForge + LinkDesk | $105K | $480K | $1.17M |
| Mobile releases | $105K | $280K | $420K |
| Opt-in commerce | $10K | $45K | $120K |
| Projected modeled receipts | $400K | $1.325M | $2.96M |
Base case begins near 12,000 new Pro purchases in 2027 and reaches 45,000 annual purchases in 2029. The 2029 line also assumes roughly 14,000 active paid-sync accounts on average after trial cancellation, retention, and later restarts.
Model averages roughly 175 paying business accounts in 2027 and 1,500 in 2029 at blended monthly account revenue of approximately $49–$65.
Commerce remains a minority stream. The model assumes clear opt-in, curated placements, and net affiliate or merchandise margin—not sale of private customer data.
The model below is a 2029 annual run-rate scenario once both titles are available, matching the 2029 mobile line in the portfolio table. It assumes a $4.99 premium price and approximately $3.50 net receipts per unit after platform fees, refunds, and regional pricing.
The mobile scenarios exclude merchandise, licensing, sponsorships, subscription bundles, and sequel value. Actual results will depend on store featuring, reviews, acquisition costs, completion quality, and market timing.
For a deeper discussion of operating milestones, capital use, product demos, and the assumptions behind the model, start an investor conversation with SendForge LLC.
Forward-looking figures on this page are illustrative management scenarios prepared for planning and discussion. They are unaudited, are not a promise of performance, and should not be treated as an offer to sell securities.