AnyCal
Calculator, Online calculators, Free calculators
13 followers
Calculator, Online calculators, Free calculators
13 followers
Free, fast calculators for health, finance, and everyday life. Pick a category below — no sign-up required.
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Would love to see a history feature where I can revisit my recent calculations without having to re-enter everything. Basically just a small list of past inputs and results right on the homepage, super handy for things like comparing loan estimates or tracking calorie counts over a few days.
@doukanokkao7kv Hi Doğukan, thanks so much for taking the time to comment and for the great suggestion! I just shipped a recent-calculations history — every calculator now remembers your last 5 results right in your browser (no account needed), and each one has a "Refill" button that puts your old inputs straight back into the form. Should make comparing loan estimates or tracking calorie counts over a few days a lot less repetitive. Would love to hear what you think once you try it — keep the feedback coming!
Would love to see a BMI calculator that accounts for muscle mass or body type, not just weight and height. Most folks here probably want something more nuanced than the basic formula, and it would set AnyCal apart from the dozen other basic ones online.
@hanmdalbaveyd Hi Hanım, thank you for the comment and for pushing on this — it made the calculator genuinely better! The BMI calculator now has an optional "Advanced" section: add your waist circumference and/or body fat %, and you'll also get your Relative Fat Mass (a body-fat estimate that doesn't use weight at all) and your Fat-Free Mass Index, a research-backed way to see how much of your weight is muscle rather than fat. If your BMI reads "overweight" but your FFMI is high, we'll flag that it's likely muscle, not excess fat. Give it a try and let me know if it's useful!
Love that there's no sign-up wall. One thing that would make me come back more often: let users save a few favorite calculators to the top of the page, or better yet, keep the last one I used pinned there when I reopen the site.
@m_mertcan52889 Hi Mertcan, thanks for the kind words and the idea! You can now star any calculator to add it to your favorites — no sign-up, your browser just remembers it — and your favorites show up right on the homepage so you don't have to dig through categories again. Try it out and let me know if that's the workflow you had in mind, or if you'd want it to work a bit differently!
Love how clean the experience is without any sign-up friction. One thing that would make it even better is a "compare two calculators side by side" feature, like viewing BMI and body fat percentage results together. Would help a lot when you're trying to cross-reference different health metrics without bouncing back and forth.
@aysimaafz2 Hi Aysima, thank you for the comment — this was a really fun one to build! Every category page now has a "Compare side by side" button that opens two panels where you can drag (or tap, on mobile) any two calculators to view them together — BMI and Body Fat %, for example, right next to each other. Would love your feedback once you've had a chance to try comparing a few!
love how the category picker sits right at the top with no fuss, no sign-up gate, just straight to the calculators. that instant-access choice makes it feel respectful of your time.
@polatetyl Hi Polat, thank you for the kind words — really appreciate you taking the time to comment! Based on feedback from you and everyone else here, AnyCal has also picked up calculation history, favorites, and a side-by-side compare tool this week, all still with no sign-up required. Hope you get a chance to try the new bits, and please keep the feedback coming — it's genuinely shaping what gets built next!