Your idea doesn't need a year of development.

It needs to be in the hands of real users as soon as possible to learn and iterate fast.

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How I work.

  1. 01You walk me through the problem and we decide the most logical approach to solve it.
  2. 02A working prototype to match gets built in days.
  3. 03We test it with real users and watch what they do with it.
  4. 04We iterate fast on what we learn.

Users decide what works.

The only way to know whether something works is to test it with real users as soon as possible. Fail early, pinpoint the problems and fix them in quick iterations to move forward very fast.

Eduardo Peire Paredes, founder of ForgeLab

Who I am.

Eduardo Peire Paredes · Founder of ForgeLab
  • 15+ years building products across very different industries, the last 10 of them entirely on AI.
  • I founded AIscope, medical AI for diagnosing malaria, and served as Head of AI at Exocad.
  • I bring the method and the senior judgement on every decision that matters. Your team executes and maintains it: what ships does not depend on ForgeLab to keep running.
  • ForgeLab is small on purpose: I run every project myself, with no juniors on the account and no incentive to stretch it beyond what it needs.

Portfolio.

Health AI · Open source

AiScope.net

Microscopy and machine learning to diagnose malaria where there is no lab.

Consumer AI · Live

askpancho.ai

Guided inspection of second-hand cars and electronics, with a scored condition report in minutes.

EdTech · Simulation

atseis.com

A real-time business simulator. Valuation is measured by cash flow, not vanity metrics.

Consumer AI · Sports

Fit 4 Life AI Coach

Turns each athlete's goals into training plans that adapt on their own.

Generative AI · MedTech

Generative 3D Dental Restoration

Generative AI that rebuilds missing teeth from the intraoral scan, ready to print or mill.

Internal tool · Workflow

Translation Management Platform

Translators, reviewers and developers in one flow, synced with GitHub.

Frequently asked questions.

What is a prototype?

A working version with the smallest scope that answers the question that matters. It gets used, not presented in a deck.

How long until something is in front of users?

A first working version can be in users' hands within days when the scope allows it.

What if the idea does not convince?

Then it did its job. Dropping it early costs weeks; spending a year building something nobody uses costs the year.

Who wants a prototype?

Funded startups and product teams that need a senior profile guiding the build while their own people execute and maintain the result. And medium and large companies that want to test things fast.

How do we start?

With a 30-minute call. If I see I can add something, we'll set up the first session on that same call.

Shall we take off?

In a 30-minute call I'll understand your idea and tell you the smallest thing worth building to find out if it works.

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