Welcome to ForkMesh World
Most developer tools start with another dashboard.
We started with a beach.
Not because developers desperately needed virtual sand, but because software is built by people, and people spend way too much time staring at rectangular windows.
We’re building ForkMesh World, a place where developers, open-source communities, and companies can actually hang out while building software.
Not another Slack clone.
Not another Zoom call.
Something that’s actually fun.
You finish reviewing a pull request.
Instead of closing your laptop, you walk outside your team’s office.
Someone is flying a drone over the island.
Another team is racing cars down the road.
A few contributors are hanging out on the beach after finishing a release.
Someone jumps off the roof because… honestly, why not? (Don’t try that in real life. Gravity has terrible UX.)
This isn’t replacing Git.
It’s making the community around Git feel alive.
Your own office
Every company and open-source project can have its own space inside ForkMesh World.
Think of it as your team’s home.
A place for:
- Team meetings
- Community events
- Contributor onboarding
- Product demos
- Hackathons
- Launch parties
- Casual conversations
Instead of sending someone a Discord invite and six documentation links, imagine saying:
“Come by our office.”
Built for developers
ForkMesh World is part of the larger ForkMesh ecosystem.
ForkMesh is our open-source federated Git platform that lets developers own and preserve their repositories across a network instead of depending on a single hosting provider.
We’re trying to make developer infrastructure more resilient, while also making it a little more fun.
Because open source shouldn’t feel like filling out tax forms.
More is coming
We’re only getting started.
Some of the things we’re working on include:
- 🏢 Company offices
- 🏖️ Beaches
- 🚗 Cars
- 🚁 Drones
- 🪂 Rooftop jumps (because games should be fun)
- 🎉 Community events
- 💬 Developer meetups
- 🛠️ Interactive spaces for open-source projects
- …and plenty more we haven’t announced yet.
A question for maintainers
One thing we’re really curious about…
Would you ever consider preserving your repositories locally across a distributed network instead of relying on a single platform?
We’re talking to maintainers and companies that care about:
- Long-term repository preservation
- Owning their infrastructure
- Open-source sustainability
- Developer collaboration
- AI-native workflows
If that’s you, we’d genuinely love to hear from you.
Come explore
ForkMesh
https://forkmesh.com
ForkMesh World
https://forkmesh.com/world
Documentation
https://forkmesh.com/docs
GitHub
https://github.com/forkmesh/forkmesh
📧 Want to chat?
[email protected]
This is still early.
The world is changing almost every day, and we’d rather build it with developers than surprise everyone with a finished product nobody asked for.
If you’re excited about the future of developer infrastructure, curious about federated Git, or just want to fly a drone over a beach after merging a PR…
We’ll save you a spot.
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