v0.2 — PROJECT CALCULATORS

Math for any
project.

Fast, dead-simple calculators for what you actually buy and install — pro or DIY. No signup, no popups, works on a 4G phone with one bar.

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Pro-grade calculators grouped by trade — carpentry cut lists and board feet, masonry brick counts and siding squares, electrical voltage drop and conduit fill to NEC, plumbing pipe slope and water capacity, HVAC BTU sizing and duct CFM. Built for contractors, electricians, framers, plumbers, and anyone bidding a job.

Quick money math — mortgage payments with full amortization, car loan payments factoring in down payment and trade-in, personal loan payoff math, and restaurant tips with bill split. Skip the bank's overcomplicated calculator — these give you the real number in three inputs.

Built the calculators? Buy the bundles. Excel workbooks that take what you measured here and turn it into a full takeoff, parts list, and customer quote — or, for the Garage Ledger Vault, a complete project-car build tracker with dashboard and ROI math.

What is ProjectCalc?

ProjectCalc is a free collection of 73calculators for construction, home improvement, and DIY projects. Whether you're a contractor sizing a job or a homeowner figuring out how much paint to buy, every calculator gives you the answer in one click — with the math shown so you can double-check.

No signup, no popups, no email capture, no AI chatbot interrupting you. Just calculators that work, on any phone, on any connection. The calculators run entirely in your browser — your inputs never leave the page.

Built for both pros and homeowners

Every calculator gives you the headline answer (sheets, bundles, gallons, yards, BTUs) plus the supporting math so you can sanity-check the result. Technical inputs include plain-English tooltips for things like roof pitch, wire gauge (AWG), and R-value — useful if it's your first time spec'ing the job, ignored if you already know.

Common questions per calculator answer the things people actually search for: how much things cost, how to measure correctly, what to buy at Home Depot vs the lumber yard, and the rules of thumb pros use.