Forkcast
Forkcast tracks every Ethereum upgrade from EIP proposal to mainnet: AllCoreDevs decisions, client team views, and testing progress in one place, so you don't have to attend every call.
Why Forkcast?
Ethereum has no CEO who pushes an update button. An upgrade happens only when 11+ independent client teams, researchers, and the community agree to change the rules across dozens of calls, hundreds of GitHub threads, and months of testing.
Forkcast shows that process: which EIPs are proposed, which have client support, and how far each upgrade is from mainnet.
What Forkcast Shows
Upgrade Dashboards↗
See every EIP proposed, considered, or included for each fork, with status history and ACD call references.
Call Summaries↗
AI-generated summaries and full transcripts of AllCoreDevs calls, breakout rooms, and working groups.
Client Priorities↗
Where all 11 client teams stand on each EIP: support, oppose, or more research is needed.
Stakeholder Impacts↗
Filter upgrade impact by audience: app developers, stakers, node operators, L2 teams, or end users.
EIP Explorer↗
Individual pages for each tracked EIP with plain-language descriptions, stakeholder impacts, and tradeoffs.
Devnet Tracking↗
See which EIPs are live on which devnets and testnets, and how ready each client is.
Related Resources
Protocol Upgrade Process↗
How Ethereum coordinates network upgrades from proposal to mainnet deployment.
Forkcast Repository↗
Source code and EIP data for forkcast.org. Submit PRs to add your EIP to the tracker.
Protocol YouTube↗
Recordings of all AllCoreDevs calls, breakout rooms, and working group sessions.
R&D Discord↗
Where core developers discuss protocol changes asynchronously between calls.