Software we build
Practical software built by 64 Technologies: tools we made for real work, and made available. The same team that builds these builds web apps and tools for local businesses.
Forkdoppler
Meal planning built around real life.
Builds a personalised seven-day meal plan around your diet, allergies, budget and what is already in your kitchen, then turns it into a grocery list you can send straight to Kroger. On the nights nobody is cooking, it finds frozen options filtered for the same diet. Free plan, no card needed.
- A full week planned in about thirty seconds
- Built around your diet, allergies and budget
- Counts what is already in your pantry before adding to the list
- Grocery list straight to your Kroger cart, no retyping
- Pre-screened frozen options for the nights the plan falls apart
EngiNote
The engineer's private notebook: buy it once, it's yours for good.
Take Markdown notes and run 115+ engineering calculators across 11 disciplines: electrical, mechanical, structural, civil, chemical, thermal, nuclear, systems, reliability, and IT: side by side, then drop any result straight into your notes. Includes a unit converter, subnet calculator, and a custom-formula builder. Runs 100% in your browser: no install, no account, no cloud. Your notes never leave your device. One file you own outright. No subscription, and no login that can ever lock you out.
- Buy once: yours for good. No subscription, no account, ever.
- 115+ calculators across 11 engineering disciplines
- Markdown notebook with live preview, search & tags
- Unit converter, subnet calculator & custom-formula builder
- Works offline forever: private by design, nothing leaves your device
Research and development you end up owning
These are not hobbies. Each one is a real problem solved end to end, and the hard parts turn out to be the same hard parts a local business needs. Forkdoppler had to generate something genuinely useful with AI, hand a finished basket to a retailer's system, handle accounts and billing on a free and a paid tier, and work properly on a phone in a supermarket aisle.
Those are the same pieces behind a booking system, a quoting tool, a job tracker or a customer portal. Building our own product means we solve them on our own time and our own budget — so when you ask for something, you are not paying us to learn.
- AI that produces something a person can actually use, not a demo
- Talking to somebody else's system and handing work across cleanly
- Accounts, sign-in, and free versus paid tiers that bill correctly
- Built phone-first, because that is where it gets used
Need something like this built?
The same team that ships these products builds web apps and custom tools for local businesses. If you've got an idea, we can build it.