The work, as it happens.
Development
in progress.
From the first print to what comes next. A record of the milestones, decisions, and ongoing work behind CMYKForge.
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The development log.
Milestones and notes, newest first.
Development log entries
- Development
V0.5.5 stability work, ahead of the color update.
Saving, export handling, and persistent-setting improvements are implemented in development code. Final installers and release verification remain incomplete; this is not a download announcement or a claim of improved printed color.
Read the stability update - Development
CMY-AI moves into its next stage.
The scheduled evaluation period has concluded. Development continues with corrective work and ongoing evaluation; this is not an announcement of public-release readiness.
Read the evaluation conclusion - Milestone
Fully Funded on Kickstarter.
The original campaign successfully concluded fully funded, marking the beginning of the next stage of CMYKForge development.
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Milestone
Kickstarter campaign launched
The original Kickstarter campaign launched on July 17, 2026, to support development of the local-first color printing workflow.
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Milestone
First physical color-wheel print
Added the first real physical print to the site's evidence section, shown alongside the original image and the CMYKForge preview. The preview stays clearly labelled as a simulation, and printed color depends on calibration and filament behavior.
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Milestone
Newsletter is live
The CMYKForge newsletter is open. You can now subscribe to follow development, beta information, print tests, and feature announcements — with double opt-in confirmation.
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Progress
Website live at cmykforge.org
The CMYKForge site is online — home, the Standard product page, shop, and about — with the interactive CMYK color-separation demo and the workflow walkthroughs.
Ongoing work
Building toward
a dependable workflow.
Work continues on CMYKForge Standard: image analysis, CMYK / CMYKW material planning, model generation, preview, printability checks, and slicer-compatible export. Standard remains in development.
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