Open the Forge tab, type a topic, choose a tone, and tap Forge 10 captions. Review the variants, toggle Scores, compare two captions, and save the draft you want to keep.
Support
Caption Forge Support
Help and contact information for Caption Forge 2.1.
Open the Ready tab and paste a caption. Choose the destination platform to see a readiness score, priority fixes, readiness checks, and a final pass checklist.
Open Analyze to score hook, readability, emotion, CTA, length, and hashtags. Use the top fixes to improve the caption and run the score again.
Open Platform, paste a caption, and check how it fits character limits and first-visible text across supported social destinations.
Open Saved to review local captions, edit notes, mark favorites, and export where available through standard iOS controls.
Contact through the App Store product page with your device model, iOS version, and a short description of what happened. Screenshots help because app data is stored locally.
Common Questions
Does the app require an account or internet connection?
No. Caption Forge works locally for drafting, scoring, readiness checks, saved captions, and reference tools.
Where is my data stored?
Saved captions, drafts, tone samples, and preferences are stored on your device. Exported files go wherever you choose to save or send them.
What changed in version 2.1?
Version 2.1 adds Publish Readiness, priority fixes, readiness checks, a final-post checklist, refreshed metadata, and new test coverage.
How does Publish Readiness work?
It combines the app's existing on-device analyzers: hook strength, reader action, hashtag density, platform fit, readability, and Forge Score. The result is a practical preflight checklist for the selected platform.
Why can a caption score well but still need fixes?
A caption may be clear but over the selected platform length, or it may have strong writing but no reader action. Ready highlights those launch-specific issues before posting.