DeskForge embeds into an electronics store's website. Shoppers enter the size of their desk and room, place monitors, a PC or laptop, peripherals, arms and lighting from the store's catalogue on it, and see the setup in 3D. DeskForge checks whether everything fits, whether the mounts work and whether the setup is comfortable to work at — then puts the whole set into the store's cart in one click.
Size and compatibility are checked before payment, not at home with the box in hand, and the store sells a whole workspace instead of a single monitor. DeskForge is in development: a public demo with 63 products opens without sign-up, and you can also try it on your own catalogue — from a Shopify storefront or a product file.
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Features
Desk presets or a custom width, depth and height; a rectangular, notched or corner top; the room and the light. Front, side, top, isometric and floor views, plus a top-down plan with dimensions and a ruler.
A catalogue with search and filters: monitors, laptops, PC cases, keyboards, mice, speakers, microphones, lamps, arms, docks, chairs, furniture and decor. Drag products onto the desk or the floor with snapping and rotation, with undo and redo. One to three monitors, portrait orientation, a laptop next to a monitor.
What goes over the desk edge or overlaps, whether the keyboard and mouse have room, whether VESA, weight and desktop thickness suit the arm. Plus ergonomics: viewing distance, gaze angle and head rotation, based on the shopper's height and chair height. Every warning explains why it matters, and some come with a one-click fix.
A setup total with the store's prices, variants and stock, suggestions of compatible products, and one button that puts the whole setup into the store's cart.
Save a setup to a short link with a social preview, come back to it from My setups without an account, or export it to PNG or PDF.
Desktop, wall and floor textures, a desk against the wall or in a corner, light brightness and direction. Six ready-made interiors: Home office, Gaming setup, Minimalism, Creative studio, Scandinavian and Compact laptop setup.
A script and one tag on the page: the full configurator on its own page or a compact widget on the product page. The catalogue comes in through the API or a JSON or CSV import, picked products go to the store's own cart, and events go to GA4, Google Tag Manager or Meta Pixel only with the shopper's consent. Ukrainian and English interface, centimetres or inches, light and dark themes.
FAQ
Can I connect DeskForge to my store today?
DeskForge is in development. The demo with 63 products works now, and you can try it on your own catalogue. To talk about connecting your store, use the form on deskforge.mainlane.io.
How do I try it with my own products?
Enter your Shopify store address or upload a JSON or CSV product file, and the demo shows your products with photos and prices on a 3D desk. No sign-up; the trial catalogue lasts 7 days and can be shared by link. Dimensions guessed from product names are marked with ≈.
Which store platforms does it work with?
Any store that can add a script to its pages: the catalogue comes through the API or a file, and a small handler on the store page adds the products to the store's cart. There's no ready-made plugin for Shopify or other platforms yet, so connecting takes a developer on the store's side.
What does the catalogue need?
Names, prices, stock and dimensions. A product without dimensions doesn't reach the configurator: made-up sizes are worse than a missing product.
Do shoppers need an account?
No. The configurator opens right on the store's site, on a computer or a phone, and a setup is saved to a link without signing up.