What shipped, newest first. Identity Forge is built in the open and moves most weeks.
Last update 14 Aug. Machine-readable feed.
14 Aug
Expired-domain search can now exclude awkward letters or sequences and opens focused views with practical defaults. When several domains share a drop time, results follow the provider's release order instead of alphabetical order.
Take a look12 Aug
The upcoming .com, .net, and .uk drop catalogue now refreshes automatically every day. Source timing, attribution, and observation freshness remain visible while you search and narrow the live window.
Take a look4 Aug
Font pages in the typography library now render each specimen on a light and a dark surface side by side, and show which fonts pair well with it: curated combinations where we have them, derived suggestions where we don't, each rendered live in both faces.
Take a look4 Aug
The one-shot showcase on the home page now names the model that built each screen, the same-brief builds render their full imagery in the live preview, and preview images ship about ten times smaller.
4 Aug
Every card in the inspiration gallery now opens a full-height comparison: the real site and the page an agent rebuilt from the extracted kit, scrolling together in one view. The same proof now has a section on the home page.
Take a look30 Jul
The kit cards under the hero were nearly as large as the preview they control, so it was easy to miss that clicking one repaints the big preview below. They are now a compact strip of thumbnails directly above the preview, with the selected kit clearly marked, so choice and result sit in one view.
30 Jul
The inspiration page is now a gallery you can actually browse: every kit is rendered live as a real page, with its full palette underneath. Click any swatch to copy the colour, read the exact font pairing, flip all previews between light and dark, and search across names, fonts and moods. Kits extracted from a real website say which one.
Take a look29 Jul
Each kit page now opens with real surfaces drawn in that kit, states what keeps it from looking generic, and lays out the palette, type scale, spacing, elevation and contrast on one board. Related kits are listed at the bottom so you can see what you are choosing between.
Take a look27 Jul
A brand now exports as a single handoff containing its kit alongside every layer you composed on top of it, instead of the kit on its own. The download and the API export return the same thing.
24 Jul
A translated article is now served, indexed and listed as soon as it exists, instead of waiting for every language to be finished.
Take a look23 Jul
Domain checks now run against a registrar on request and show their evidence separately: registration, DNS records, and whether anyone is already ranking for the name. A name that looks free but has a live site behind it no longer reads as available.
22 Jul
The kit trial on the home page now shows six kits at once as an actual product surface rather than a colour strip, with search and paging, so you can see how a kit behaves on a dense screen before opening it.
21 Jul
Client review used to repeat a card for every name and domain combination. It is now one card per name with selectable domain rows and compact evidence badges, so a shortlist of ten names reads as ten decisions.
19 Jul
The articles are now a searchable registry with real kit previews embedded in them, reachable from the footer, instead of a set of pages you had to already know about.
Take a look13 Jul
Generate mockups for several kits in one pass and browse the results as a gallery, rather than one render at a time.
4 Jul
Brand work now happens on one hub with a live board of the current brand, a switcher between projects, and a direct round trip into Studio and back. A new project starts from a real kit rather than a blank page.
26 Jun
Plans are now Free plus Pro, billed monthly, yearly or once for lifetime access. Pro opens the whole catalogue and the costly generation steps, each of which draws from a monthly allowance so a plan cannot quietly run up a bill.
Take a lookEntries start at the point Identity Forge became a design kit pipeline. Before that it was a name and domain generator, and that part of its history is not itemised here.