Online calculators that show their working
Work out a loan repayment, a percentage, a monthly saving, a calorie target or a split bill — free, in your language, without an account. Every calculation runs on your device, so your income and your debts never reach our server.
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Loan & Mortgage Calculator
tools/loan-calculator
Monthly repayment, total interest and a year-by-year schedule — including what an extra payment saves.
Percentage & Discount Calculator
tools/percentage-calculator
Percentage of, increase and decrease, sale prices, and VAT added or stripped out.
Budget & Savings Planner
tools/budget-planner
Income against expenses, your real savings rate, and how many months until a goal is reached.
BMI & Daily Calorie Calculator
tools/bmi-calorie-calculator
BMI with the healthy weight range for your height, plus daily calories from the Mifflin-St Jeor formula.
Tip & Bill Split Calculator
tools/tip-split-calculator
Split a bill between any number of people, add a tip, and round up without arguing about the change.
Mortgage Guides
topics/loans-and-credit
Fixed against variable, what APR includes, and the questions to ask before you sign.
Saving & Investing Basics
topics/budgeting-and-saving
Emergency funds, compound growth and the difference between saving and investing.
VAT & Tax Maths
topics/percentages-and-tax
Adding and removing VAT, margin against markup, and invoice arithmetic that survives an audit.
Fitness Numbers
topics/health-calculators
Calories, macros and body measurements — what the formulas assume about you.
Everyday Money
topics/everyday-money
Unit prices, tipping customs, bill splitting and the small maths that adds up.
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Free online calculators
All calculatorsFive online calculators that run entirely in your browser. No login, no email wall, nothing uploaded — and every label, result and currency figure is translated into all 12 languages.
These calculators are for information and planning. They are not financial, legal or medical advice, and a result here should not be the only basis for taking on debt, changing a diet or signing anything.
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APR vs Interest Rate: Compare with Online Calculators
We explain what APR and interest rate really mean, why identical rates can cost different amounts, and when APR itself misleads.
Using Online Mortgage Calculators Without Fooling Yourself
Learn what online mortgage calculators leave out, how the standard repayment formula actually works, and how to compare the true cost of any home loan.
How Loan Interest Works: A Practical Guide Using Online Calculators
Learn how loan interest, amortisation and term length affect total cost. Use browser-based online calculators to test numbers before seeing a lender.
Adding and Removing VAT: A Plain Guide for Online Calculators
Learn how to add and remove VAT correctly: why you divide by 1 + rate, the four-unit mistake, and the margin-versus-markup trap on the same invoice.
Sale Maths: Online Calculators for Stacked Discounts and Real Savings
Learn how retailers phrase discounts so you can check the real saving instantly with online calculators and unit-price comparisons.
Budgeting and saving
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Plan a Savings Goal That Actually Arrives with Online Calculators
Use online calculators to turn a vague goal into a date: months-to-goal formulas, annual-cost traps and interest over different horizons.
How Big Should Your Emergency Fund Be? Use Online Calculators to Check
Find your real essential monthly spending with online calculators, set a months-of-expenses target, and learn where to keep your emergency fund.
50/30/20 Budget Rule: What Online Calculators Can and Cannot Show
The 50/30/20 rule splits after-tax income into needs, wants and savings, but percentages can mislead when rent or debt is high. This is an honest guide.
Macros Explained: Protein, Carbs, Fat and Online Calculators
A plain guide to turning macro percentages into grams, why protein matters most, and what online calculators can and cannot tell you.
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- We only list calculators that work without a login and do not sell the visitor on to a lender.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these online calculators free?
Yes, and free in the sense people usually mean: no account, no email address, no trial that expires and no result held back for a paid tier. Every calculator on this site opens and works immediately. There is no advertising on the pages either, and — unusually for a site with a loan calculator on it — no "compare offers" button, because we do not pass anyone to lenders. This is a directory, not a lead generator, and the calculators are cheap to run because the work happens in your browser rather than on our servers.
Do you see the numbers I enter?
No. All five calculators are JavaScript that runs on your device — the salary you type into the budget planner, the debt in the loan calculator and the weight in the BMI tool are never transmitted to us, never stored and never logged. You can verify this by opening your browser's network tab and watching that nothing is sent while you calculate. It is why the calculators need JavaScript on: a server-side version would have to receive your financial and health data first, which is exactly what we are avoiding.
Which formulas do the calculators use?
Named ones, and each tool says which. Loan repayments use the standard annuity formula, run month by month so the schedule shows real interest rather than an average. Percentages and VAT use ordinary arithmetic, but applied to the correct base — removing VAT divides rather than subtracting. Calories use the Mifflin-St Jeor equation, today's usual choice for non-clinical estimates. BMI is weight divided by height squared. If a calculator will not tell you what it used, you cannot check its answer, and that is a reason to distrust it rather than a detail.
Can I rely on these numbers for a real decision?
Use them to understand the shape of a decision, not to make it alone. The loan calculator will show you honestly what an extra 100 a month does to a 25-year mortgage, which is genuinely useful before a meeting — but your lender's figure will differ because an APR folds in fees we cannot know about. The calorie estimate carries about a 10 per cent margin between individuals. The BMI number is a screening ratio and not a diagnosis. Everything here is information; the decision, and the document that governs it, are yours.
How do I get my own calculator listed?
Use the "list your project" form. Tell us what it calculates in a sentence, who it is for, and which subdomain you would like. We look at four things: it must be usable without an account, it should show its working rather than emitting a single unexplained number, it must not hand the user to a lender or advertiser at the moment they get their result, and it must work on a phone. Listing is free, there is no exclusivity, and we translate your card into all twelve languages. We reply either way, including when the answer is no.
Which languages is this available in?
Twelve: English, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish and Turkish. That covers the whole site, not just the front page — every calculator label, every option in every dropdown, every result sentence and every guide. Currency and number formatting follow the language you choose, so a thousands separator looks the way you expect it to. The language switcher keeps you on the page you were reading, and your choice is remembered in your browser without a cookie banner, because it never leaves your device.