What runs on Furnace
What runs on Furnace
Furnace is a platform first and a set of products second. The best evidence for what the platform can do is what already runs on it, day to day, in production.
Marozzo
Marozzo(opens in a new tab) is a fencing content platform: articles, video, and a membership tier gated by subscription. It exercises the platform's content model end to end — markdown authoring, a navigation tree with per-node access levels, and Stripe-backed membership that unlocks member-only content by subscription state.
Kvark
Kvark is a personal notes, tasks, and drawing app with end-to-end encryption. It exercises the platform's data model at its most demanding: private, per-user content that the platform stores but cannot read, alongside the same account, permission, and sync machinery every other app uses.
The Falcata websites
The Falcata marketing and company sites run on the same content and publishing pipeline as every other app on the platform — pages, navigation, and metadata authored and served the same way, with no bespoke stack behind the company's own front door.
Personal and portfolio sites
Personal and portfolio sites of the people behind Falcata also run on Furnace. They exercise the lightweight end of the platform: a small content tree, public access only, and none of the membership or workflow machinery the larger apps use — proof the platform scales down as cleanly as it scales up.
The component styleguide
The design system styleguide(opens in a new tab) is itself a Furnace app, and it doubles as the live, browsable reference for every component in the design system. Every control you see in Marozzo or Kvark is demonstrated there first, in isolation, with its states and variants.