VideoForge transforms videos into X×Y×T volumetric crystals that users can inspect through 3D slices and replay along spatial or temporal axes. It runs locally in the browser, supports axis flipping, demos, playback controls, and exports without uploading video.
VideoForge sits in PulseGate's Other video editing category. It focuses on exploring and replaying video data along spatial and temporal axes without uploading files. VideoForge is a consumer product aimed at video artists, researchers, and curious creators. It is available for free. VideoForge is available on the web.
VideoForge first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 2 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include 3D video slicing, axis-swapped playback, and axis flipping.
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