We build digital tools for work in the forest.

Forstify splits into two independent companies: Forstify Digital (Dortmund) for the digital platform and Forstify Waldservice (Arnsberg) for forestry services and trade.

The WoodQAI research project brings AI to the quality sorting of saw logs; new municipal and association licences open Forstify up to communities and forest-owner associations.

The first municipal forestry operations and large forest-owner associations (FBGs & WBVs) adopt Forstify — the platform grows beyond private forest owners and contractors, connecting everyone.

Forstify’s timber trade becomes PEFC-certified — a commitment to sustainable forestry.

Forstify timber measurement launches — new technology to measure wood by smartphone & tablet, from a single log to a whole log pile.

The EFRE-funded DigiKomForst project builds a prototype for secure data exchange in forestry.

Digital wood lists arrive in force: grade classes, photos, documents and exports bring wood-data management to the field.

Forstify joins the Wood & Forestry 4.0 research cluster and starts the BaSys4Forestry project — a digital twin for the forest.

With requests, buyers can actively look for the wood they need — one of the marketplace’s most important new features.

The marketplace grows beyond Germany into Austria and Switzerland — and the team grows with it.

The app goes public in Germany — bringing sellers and buyers together simply.

On 8 October 2019 the Forstify app launches into closed beta, together with the digital roundwood marketplace.

Forstify starts its own roundwood trade and takes on its first forestry-services work — the foundation of what later becomes Forstify Waldservice.

Still in the founding year, the first closed alpha of the Forstify app takes shape — early tests together with forestry partners in the Sauerland.

Marco Hartmann and Christian Kaulich found Forstify GmbH in Arnsberg — rooted in the roundwood trade, with the idea of making timber marketing simpler.