Two products made in Québec: FORGE, the training app, and FORGE Ride, the online cycling game. Both free, with one account.
In your plan, in your progress, and on the road, from Montréal to Mount Fuji.
Training usually lives in scattered places: an app for the plan, another for the rides, a game to make the trainer bearable. None of them knows what the others saw. We wanted to do better, from here, in Québec.
So we built two products. FORGE, the app, builds your plan, runs your sessions, sizes your meals and tracks your progress, on your phone and on the web. FORGE Ride, the game, puts you on real roads with other riders: the Montréal 2026 courses, Québec roads and the great climbs of Europe, on a Windows PC or in the browser.
Each one stands on its own, and one account links them: the app’s Ride tab opens the game, and your XP follows you from one to the other. Both are free, made in Québec, in French and in English.
What the app and the game hold, actually counted. The same numbers you’ll find everywhere on this site.
Passo dello Stelvio · in FORGE Ride
Every effort carries its source. Measured power earns full XP, an estimate from heart rate or speed earns 60%, and power you type in earns nothing. Boards take measured efforts only, and bots are always labelled as bots.
Everything stays on your device first; the app works without an account. No ads, no advertising or analytics trackers. A shared route loses its first and last 250 m so it never shows your front door, and indoors nobody ever gets your real location.
Sparks are only earned by training, never bought. For the launch, the whole garage is even free for everyone. The physical rewards come with tiers that take real training time to reach, and no purchase is ever necessary.
We would rather tell you what is ready and what is not than promise the moon.
A question, a trainer that won’t connect, an idea, a bug? We read everything.
In a hurry? The answer may already be in the FAQ
