RigForge

A community platform for planning, saving and sharing PC builds.

When: Dec 2025
Status: In development; not deployed
Source: Private source
Stack: Next.js
TypeScript
Prisma
PostgreSQL
NextAuth

Problem and idea

People who build PCs plan their parts in spreadsheets and share screenshots. There is no single place to plan a build, save it, and let others learn from it or start from it.

The idea: a build studio with running totals, a cloud workspace for saved builds, and a showcase where the community can browse and reuse them.

How it works

Sign inAccounts with NextAuth
Build studioPick components; totals for price and power update as you go
SaveCloud workspace in PostgreSQL through Prisma
ShareShowcase, tags and media

Demo

RigForge home page with the headline Design Your Dream Rig and buttons to build a PC or browse blueprints. — Home page.

Build studio listing component slots such as graphics card, processor and memory, with a setup summary panel. — Build studio with an empty build and the running summary.

Saved build detail page with build ID, dates, total price, owner and tags. — A saved build. The QA account and its zero price are test data.

QA screenshots from the repository, taken with synthetic test accounts.

What I built

Five planned releases in three weeks: foundation, media pipeline, build studio, community features, and discovery.
Accounts, saved builds, tags and media uploads.
Product, roadmap and technical specification documents for each release.

Stack

Next.js 16
React 19
TypeScript
Prisma
PostgreSQL
NextAuth
Tailwind CSS
Zod

Quality evidence

30 automated test cases in the repository.
Browser QA screenshots recorded for each release.
Release notes for every version from V2.4 to V3.1.

Current limits

Not deployed publicly.
Component prices in the QA data are placeholders.
Development paused during V3.1 planning.