A faster path from interface design to embedded hardware.
ForgeUI is developed by RTechAI. ForgeUI Studio is its visual embedded UI/HMI development environment for LVGL and supported ESP32 hardware, bringing design, simulation, native export, build, flash and serial monitoring into one focused workflow.
Entity and project hierarchy
One connected ForgeUI ecosystem
RTechAI develops ForgeUI and ForgeUI Studio. The ForgeUI Hardware Lab documents physically tested ESP32 projects within the wider ForgeUI hardware and project ecosystem, alongside ForgeUI Studio ESP32-P4 examples.
A Hardware Lab project being physically tested does not by itself mean its display target is currently integrated into ForgeUI Studio. Current Studio targets are listed on the Supported Hardware page.
ForgeUI Hosted Studio
ForgeUI Hosted Studio is live and publicly available. Design ESP32-P4 interfaces, build firmware on Hosted infrastructure, verify and flash a supported board from the browser, or export a native ESP-IDF/LVGL project.
Learn about Hosted StudioForgeUI Studio is designed and developed by Scott Forster, an embedded software developer from Tauranga, New Zealand.
ForgeUI was created to make professional embedded UI development dramatically faster. Every feature showcased throughout this website has been designed, implemented and tested as part of the ongoing ForgeUI Studio project.
Scott continues to actively develop ForgeUI Studio with a strong focus on usability, workflow quality, reliable exports and production-ready embedded software.
Official community
Join the ForgeUI Studio Community
Share builds, ask questions, discuss ESP32 hardware and follow ForgeUI development.
Facebook is the community discussion space. GitHub remains the authoritative place for source code, formal issues and development.
ForgeUI Studio Community — ESP32-P4, ESP32-S3, LVGL, embedded UI projects, support and hardware builds.