Work away from the cloud.
The built-in engine works without an active connection. Draft on a plane, at a cabin, or wherever the work happens.
TitleForge Desktop / native title generator
A focused title studio that runs on your computer. Forge for books, videos, songs, podcasts, products, and more, with a local engine when you are away from the connection.
The desktop difference
The built-in engine works without an active connection. Draft on a plane, at a cabin, or wherever the work happens.
Choose a tier, keep the purchased version, and receive lifetime minor updates within that version. No recurring bill.
History, favorites, projects, notes, and exports are managed in the app's local library. Add a cloud AI key only when you choose to.
Proof / interface mockup
These are illustrative replicas of the desktop interface, shown to explain the workflow. Sample stats are demo data, not customer results.
Interface mockup: TitleForge Desktop. Sample keyword and controls shown for demonstration.
Scores are an AI-estimated heuristic for comparing candidates, not a traffic prediction.
What's under the hood
The built-in title engine and its supporting corpus are downloaded for local use. For deeper or more specialised work, Pro and Studio can call an AI provider using your own key.
Bring an eligible AI key when you want cloud models. The request goes from your app to that provider; TitleForge is not the middleman.
History, favorites, projects, notes, and CSV exports are part of the desktop workflow. Your local library is designed to be useful without a web dashboard.
Books, blogs, articles, YouTube, podcasts, songs, products, brands, characters, and more.
Normal, Shout, Whisper, Blessing, Provocative, Minimalist, Storytelling, Question, Playful.
Translation output in Pro and above.
Engine download plus a lightweight native app.
The ownership math
A transparent comparison with our web Pro plan at $19/month. They are different products: the web app uses cloud AI; Desktop includes a local engine and a one-time license.
Illustrative spend if kept for the full period. Desktop is not a replacement for cloud AI; it is the ownership option.
Pricing / launch rates
TitleForge Desktop is in beta. Purchase opens at launch; the prices below are the launch prices. Each plan keeps the full desktop workflow.
$29one-time
$59one-time
$89one-time
Batch figures are caps per generation; distinct output varies by keyword. All prices USD. 30-day money-back guarantee. Read the FAQ
Technical proof
Questions, answered plainly
No for the built-in engine. Internet is used for periodic license verification, update checks, or an optional bring-your-own-key request to your chosen provider.
The plan number is a batch cap, not a promise of distinct titles. Output varies by keyword, category, and settings; repeated generations can produce overlapping ideas.
Core supports 1 machine and up to 50 titles per generation. Pro supports 3 machines and up to 100, adding AI keys, subtitles, translation, projects, and brand voice. Studio supports 5 machines and up to 200, adding bulk CSV, commercial use, priority support, and a free major-version upgrade.
You keep the version you purchase. Lifetime minor updates within that version are included; major-version upgrade terms depend on the tier. Optional AI provider charges are separate when you use your own key.
Windows, macOS, and Linux. The app uses a native webview rather than Electron and includes the engine download separately.
Use the online version to explore TitleForge first. It is a different, cloud-powered product with its own account and generation limits.
The desktop history, favorites, projects, and notes are stored in its local library. If you add an AI key, requests go to that provider from the app and are subject to the provider's terms.
The native installer is lightweight; plan for about 1 GB for the local engine download on first setup.
Ready when you are
Get the desktop app for your platform. The beta download page includes current installers and release notes.