New registration radar
See newly registered UK companies as they surface, for the last 7, 30 or 90 days, with recency made visible at a glance.
The company signal layer / 01
Find UK companies before they become everyone else's leads.
Lead Forge lists newly registered UK companies from the Companies House register, gives every one a free profile with the full public record, and adds a clearly labelled AI analysis so you know why it is worth a conversation now.
✦Uses public company registry data from Companies House. Lead Forge is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Companies House.
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The best time to meet a company is just after it begins.
Around 800,000 companies are incorporated in the UK every year. Lead Forge makes that movement legible — so your team can spot the right businesses, understand the signal, and make the first move while the category is still open.
Explore the new companies directory ↗
01 / REGISTERED↗
New companies
Catch businesses at the start of their commercial journey, the day they appear on the register.
02 / SEARCHED↗
Useful signals
Find the records that match your market, location, or sector with search, date ranges and city pages.
03 / ANALYSED↗
Clear intent
Read an AI brief that turns the raw filing into why now, opportunity signals and potential needs.
04 / CONTACTED✦
New leads
Start relevant conversations before the obvious inboxes fill up.
AI analysis / newly registered companies
Every new UK company, read for you.
Open any company registered in the last few days and Lead Forge reads the public record — incorporation date, SIC codes, officers, people with significant control, filings — and writes a short lead brief. Facts from the register are marked public data; anything inferred is marked AI interpretation, so the analysis is useful without pretending to know more than the record does.
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Executive brief
Three or four sentences on what the company is, when it was formed, who is behind it and what the record suggests it is setting out to do.
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Why now
The timing signals that make a newly registered company worth a conversation this month: incorporation date, first filings, appointments and due dates.
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Signals and potential needs
Opportunity signals rated high, medium or low, and the services a company at this stage typically needs, each marked as public data or AI interpretation.
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Outreach angles and Ask AI
Suggested conversation starters grounded in the record, plus an assistant that answers questions about the company and says when the record does not hold the answer.
Lead Forge AI · executive briefExample output
FIELDNOTE STUDIO LTD
Public dataPrivate limited company incorporated 7 days ago in Manchester, registered under SIC 62012 (business and domestic software development) with a single director who also holds 75% or more of the shares.
AI interpretationThe founder-led structure and software SIC code suggest an early-stage studio that will shortly need accounting, banking, cloud hosting and a first client pipeline. First accounts are due in 21 months, so the next quarter is the window for foundational suppliers.
- Founder-led, no other officers yetHIGHOne director and one PSC on the record. Decisions sit with one person, so outreach can be direct and specific.
- Software development activityMEDIUMSIC 62012 is registered activity, not confirmed trading. Treat the sector as a strong hint, verify on the first call.
- Registered at a residential-style addressLOWSuggests no office yet. Premises, insurance and co-working conversations are plausible but unconfirmed.
Fictional example recordRegistry facts: Companies House · Interpretation: Gemini
The explorer / 02
Look closer.
Move earlier.
Search public company records through Companies House, or explore the fictional examples below to see how the Lead Forge workflow works.
Fresh data is useful.
Fresh thinking is better.
Lead Forge gives your team a sharper first step — a focused set of tools for finding opportunity in the newest part of the registry.
Search with intent
Go from a broad registry to a relevant view with company search, category filters and a page for every major UK city.
Keep the useful context
Read the full public record — officers, control, filings, charges — and an AI brief before deciding where to spend attention.
Make the next move
Turn a signal into a shortlist, export the brief, and start the conversation with an angle grounded in the record.
How it works / 03
A cleaner path from signal to start.
Less tab switching. More clarity about who just entered the market — and why that matters to you. Read the full walkthrough ↗
Start with what is new.
Open the newest layer of the UK company registry and see where the market is moving, nationally or city by city.
Shape the right view.
Use search, date ranges and categories to bring the most relevant company records into focus.
Make timing your edge.
Read the AI analysis, ask follow-up questions, and take your shortlist into the next step with a clearer reason to reach out.
Made for early movers
A new kind of first call.
Growth & sales teams
Build a fresher prospecting list around companies with a new reason to look for partners.
Agencies & consultants
Find emerging businesses before their first big brief or retained partner is spoken for.
Accountants, banks & insurers
Reach companies in the weeks they choose their first professional suppliers.
Recruiters & researchers
Spot new companies and sectors worth watching as the UK business landscape changes.
Good to know / 04
The short
version.
Lead Forge is a free tool for finding newly registered UK companies. It reads the public Companies House register, lists new incorporations by date and city, and gives every company a profile with the full public record and a clearly labelled AI analysis for sales, agency and research teams.
Company information comes from the public Companies House register, published under the Open Government Licence. Lead Forge is an independent Krapton product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Companies House.
For each company the analysis writes an executive brief, explains why now may be a good time to get in touch, lists opportunity signals and potential needs, and suggests conversation starters. Facts from the register are marked PUBLIC DATA and anything inferred is marked AI INTERPRETATION, so you always know which is which.
Yes. Search Companies House by company name or number, browse new registrations for the last 7, 30 or 90 days, filter by category, or open a city page such as London or Manchester to see companies incorporated there in the last 30 days.
Yes. The directory, search and company profiles are free to browse, and a free account adds the AI analysis, the people with significant control and 2 Ask AI questions per company. Lead Forge Plus, €10/month, removes the Ask AI limit and reveals the contact details discovered for a company.
The dashboard mock-up and the explorer examples on this page are clearly marked fictional records that show how Lead Forge works. Searching, the directory, the city pages and every company profile use real Companies House records, stored in Lead Forge's database and updated every day.
About Krapton / the team behind Lead Forge
Built by people who ship the work.
Krapton is a software development and IT consulting company headquartered in New Delhi, India. We design, build and ship web platforms, mobile apps and AI products for founders and teams across the US, UK, UAE, India and beyond — and we build our own products too.
Lead Forge is an independent Krapton product. Company records are sourced from the public Companies House registry, while analysis and enrichment are clearly labelled as product-generated context.
The next lead is already being registered.
Get there while it is still an opening.
Lead Forge brings a little more signal to the earliest stage of a company's journey — when the right introduction can still feel like a discovery.