Tip calculator
Bill × tip percent, split evenly across the table.
Mortgage, loans, interest, retirement, tax, tips, salary, and net worth — calculated offline in this tab.
Runs in your browser · Nothing uploaded
Finance pages on the open web usually want an email before they will multiply two numbers. This category is the opposite: sales tax and stacked discounts, simple versus compound interest, rule of 72, mortgage and personal-loan amortization, ROI, break-even, retirement projections, and a line-item net worth sheet — all running from values you type, with nothing uploaded.
The tip calculator and the Indian 7th CPC government salary estimator live here too. Rates, DA percentages, and loan terms are yours to enter; we do not scrape banks or claim to be a financial advisor. Use the tools to check arithmetic, then verify anything official with the institution that actually pays or lends.
Bill × tip percent, split evenly across the table.
7th CPC Pay Matrix estimate with editable DA/HRA — planning math, not an official payslip.
Add tax to a price or reverse a tax-inclusive total.
Stacked percent-offs with final price and effective markdown.
Years to double — napkin rule beside the exact ln math.
Future value with compounding frequency and a growth chart.
Principal × rate × time without compounding.
Home loan principal-and-interest payment and amortization.
Personal or auto loan payment schedule.
ROI and annualized return over a holding period.
Units and revenue to cover fixed costs.
Nest egg from savings and contributions, optional inflation.
Assets minus liabilities with editable line items.
Expense tracker logs spending by category and totals it. Entries live in this browser's local storage only, with no sync or editing; export CSV for a backup, and note that importing appends.
No. These pages are calculators. Markets, taxes, products, and suitability are outside the math.
Same amortizing formula, different framing and search landing pages — home loans versus personal/auto notes.
No. Inputs stay in the browser session for that tab.
There is no server to upload to. Each page is a static file, and the work happens in your browser. Your file is read from disk into memory, processed, and handed back as a download. Once the page has loaded you can disconnect from the network and it keeps working. The longer explanation