./forjago --purpose
INDEPENDENT SOFTWARE STUDIO
Games that provoke reflection. Systems that share knowledge. Technology built with purpose and responsibility.
cat ./manifesto
purpose before product.
people before metrics.
ls ./projects
01 / PROJECTS
Different ideas. One commitment: turn complexity into software that makes sense.
FEATURED PROJECT
Prototype in developmentOne territory. Competing powers. A critique.
A tower defense using strategy and satire to explore parallel powers, violence, and the absence of effective state control over a territory.
Discover the projectA proposed infrastructure layer to organize public procurement and make opportunities, requirements, and deadlines easier for small suppliers to understand.
Reduce barriers for small suppliers.
A proposed app to follow public-service exam notices, timelines, and changes, with updates relevant to each applicant.
Better-organized access to public opportunities.
Research and development of an authoritative server, persistence, and administration tools for the WYD 7.48 ecosystem.
Open engineering for learning and collaboration.
OPEN SOURCE / GPLv3No projects in this category.
02 / THE STUDIO
ForjaGo is the identity of our independent development work. We build to question, increase autonomy, and share knowledge, placing each project’s social purpose at the center of the conversation.
We start with the problem. Build a clear core, test our choices, and evolve in cycles. AI supports development; review, decisions, and responsibility remain human.
BACKGROUND / TECHNOLOGY & PEOPLE
Scholarship holder · Incubadora de Empresas Sul Fluminense / UERJJul 2020 — Jun 2021
Felipe Reis worked on prototyping laboratory maintenance, support for Arduino, Raspberry Pi and 3D printing, and introductory programming workshops and technical support.
Affiliated with UERJ, a state public university, the incubator supports entrepreneurs and innovative projects, with a focus on regional economic and social development. This experience is part of the background behind ForjaGo and its commitment to technology that supports people, shares knowledge, and expands opportunities.
Meet the incubator at UERJPURPOSE & ACCESS
Each project contributes differently. We explain its intent, stage, and openness, without confusing purpose with proven impact.
Use the language of games to reflect on policing, parallel powers, and institutional neglect. The critique targets power structures, not residents.
Prototype in development; an open-source license has not been defined.The social intention is clearer, traceable public procurement information, supporting informed participation and transparency. This remains a proposal: inclusion, awarded contracts, and reduced inequality have not been measured.
Concept stage · access model and license to be defined.The intended contribution is to help applicants understand and track deadlines, notices, and changes. Alerts do not replace official sources; accessibility, reliability, and the access model still need to be defined.
Concept stage · subscription discussed, no plans available.Sharing code and documentation for a complex system creates opportunities for study, review, and technical collaboration. The project can be reviewed and reused under GPLv3; this does not grant rights to game trademarks or assets.
Open source · GPLv3LAB / IDEAS UNDER RESEARCH
Directions recovered from our initial discussion. These are product hypotheses, not available services or a promised roadmap.
Explore detecting changes in official sources, comparing versions, and delivering structured events to businesses.
Explore normalizing scattered sources into a traceable interface for other applications.
Research extracting PDFs into structured data with references to source documents and review.
Explore contract change detection, testing, and suggested fixes through pull requests.
Explore layout validation and integration monitoring without presenting tax rules as implemented.
Study process automation in specific niches, with decisions and outbound actions under human control.
03 / OUR PROCESS
Investigate the problem, record decisions, and define what needs to be true.
Modular code, executable prototypes, and tests that follow behavior.
Measure, improve, and document. A passing test is no substitute for real experience.
WHAT COMES NEXT
Follow the projects, explore public source, and discover what we are building.