Real communities. Real systems.
The work behind ForgeVector is not a stack of generic case studies. It comes from competitive Minecraft communities, family and charity projects, client websites and a move into proper software products.
ReplayCore
Replay infrastructure for Minecraft networks, designed around in-game moderation, web managed replays and player improvement. Our flagship product, live at replaycore.com.
SilexPvP
A competitive 1.7 and 1.8 UHC network owned and operated by founder William Bowyer, with a season launch that reached more than 165 players. Live and running at silexpvp.com.
316quotes.com
Designed and developed from scratch, without WordPress, for a Christian resource project that helps Christians, churches and clubs find resources. Live at 316quotes.com.
New Dawn India
A charity and non-profit website built and supported free of charge for a family connected cause. Live at newdawnindia.com.
This is only a selection. Many projects are not listed here, including private client work and earlier plugins, cores and websites built before ForgeVector Software Limited was founded.
Useful beats flashy.
ForgeVector projects are judged by whether they solve the actual problem, stay maintainable and feel trustworthy to the people who use them. That applies equally to a competitive network, a charity site and a commercial product.
- Does it solve the real problem, not just the one that was easy to build?
- Will it still run after the next update and the next owner?
- Would the people using it trust it with their community?
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