Construction calculator
Add, subtract, multiply, and divide feet, inches, fractions, decimals, and metric values. Convert the result without retyping.
01 Construction math, retooled
Calculate feet, inches, fractions, rafters, spacing, plan scale, materials, and real project costs—without fighting a generic calculator. Works offline.
02 The trade tool pack
Every tool follows the same clean input → answer → save flow, so the app stays quick even when the job gets complicated.
Add, subtract, multiply, and divide feet, inches, fractions, decimals, and metric values. Convert the result without retyping.
Layout stairs, common rafters, pitch, rise, run, and cut lengths with diagrams that explain the answer.
Set balusters, joists, posts, or panels evenly—by count or target spacing—with exact marks.
Translate drawing measurements into full-size dimensions across architectural and engineering scales.
Estimate concrete, flooring, drywall, paint, tile, and lumber with waste, unit costs, tax, and labor included.
Keep calculations attached to the right project, then create a clean report for clients, crews, or your own records.
03 Field test
Tap a real-world calculation to see how Onsite Math keeps feet, inches, and fractions readable.
6.581 m
04 Designed around the work
Use construction-first inputs and see the exact answer immediately.
Add waste, tax, labor, and local rates while the assumptions stay visible.
Organize results by job and export a professional PDF when it is time to hand off.
05 Reliable by design
Onsite Math works offline, needs no account, contains no ads, and does not use third-party analytics. Job data remains yours.
Read the plain-language privacy policy →automated calculation checks passed
06 Made for crews worldwide
Use imperial, metric, or both. Onsite Math ships in 11 languages from day one.
07 Before you measure
Yes. Calculators, jobs, estimates, and reports are designed to work offline. Internet is only needed for Apple services or when you choose to share something.
Yes. Save calculations and estimates under the right job, then return to the work without rebuilding your inputs.
Yes. You can calculate in feet, inches, fractions, decimal units, and metric, then convert results without starting over.
Costed estimates include materials, waste, labor, tax, and unit costs. Always review quantities and local requirements before issuing a commercial quote.
No. Onsite Math stores job data locally and has no account system or third-party analytics. See the privacy policy for details.