FormVix Software Solutions shipped a free feature in FormLab that turns a recipe list into a map showing composition space with dots and shaded regions.

Formulators across cosmetics, food, coatings, polymers, and cleaning products still run their experiments in spreadsheets that were never built for the job - no unit math, no sample-to-batch-to-formula lineage, no version history, no DOE, no statistics. FormLab is the tool built for that work. Ingredient libraries with CAS/INCI, multi-unit composition with automatic conversion, nested sub-formulations with recursive cost and allergen/GHS rollups, full revision history, and a real DOE workbench — full-factorial, CCD, BBD, and Latin-hypercube designs with regression, correlation heatmaps, and 3D response surfaces — out of the box. Three things make it different from the enterprise tools: • Free, and no signup. Open it and start in five seconds. Not a trial. • Your data stays in your browser. Evaluate with real proprietary recipes on day one — nothing leaves your machine until you choose cloud sync. • Multi-domain. One engine for paint, food, polymers, cosmetics, adhesives, and cleaning products — not a cosmetics-only silo. When a lab outgrows a single browser, FormLab Pro adds cloud sync, shared workspaces, AI-assisted analysis, document intelligence, and regulatory tracking — at a fraction of Benchling or Coptis, with no $100k implementation. Try the free tool: lab.formvix.com