Small, thoughtful software for everyday life.
Nintek builds focused apps that each do one thing well — for learning, health, home, and play. Private by default, fast, and a pleasure to use.
Every number tells a story. Read the trend.
Track weight, doses and the metrics that matter on a GLP-1 journey — with smoothing that cuts through the daily noise and shows the real direction.
This Month
Every tool. Every drawer. Right where you left it.
Inventory the whole workshop — tools, materials and their value — and know in a glance what needs attention before you start the next build.
Workshop Dashboard
Study with intent. Walk in ready.
Adaptive flashcards and practice exams that track every objective domain, so you always know exactly where you stand before test day.
Exam Readiness
Plan the cuts. Build with confidence.
Plan a build end to end — cut lists, board layout and progress — so every project moves from sketch to sawdust without the guesswork.
Walnut Bench
One box. A dozen ways to play.
A cosy collection of daily word and number puzzles with streaks, stats and a fresh challenge waiting every morning.
Daily Lineup
Capture the spark. Find it again later.
Organised notebooks with rich text, tags and instant search — a calm home for everything you want to remember and nothing you don't.
Field Notes
A hundred sources. One clear briefing.
PulseWire clusters the day's reporting into the stories that actually matter, ranked by how many independent outlets are covering them.
Today's Briefing
The home you keep — kept warm, in one place.
Hearth holds your recipes, your maintenance log, your home inventory, the lawn calendar, the Plex library, and an AI assistant — under one warm, calm interface.
At a Glance
About Nintek
I'm an SRE by trade and a maker by habit. These apps grew out of problems I was already living with — tracking a health journey, keeping a woodshop in order, staying certified at work, winding down with a daily puzzle, and running a home without losing the manual in a drawer somewhere. Each one started as a note, then a prototype, then something I couldn't stop using. Nintek is where they live.