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Frequently asked questions
Are the calculators free?
Yes. Every calculator and the full reference library are on the free tier, with no card required. The paid tiers buy more AI code assistant scans per day, not more calculators.
Do the calculators work offline?
Yes. Basements, mechanical rooms and rural service calls all kill your signal, so the calculators and reference tables work without a connection.
Do they use fractional inches?
Yes. Bending and conduit inputs take sixteenths, because that is what a tape measure reads. Decimal-only input is the fastest way to spot a calculator built by someone who has never held a bender.
Can I use these instead of the code book?
No. These are calculation and navigation tools. When there is money or a failed inspection on the line, the adopted code text and your AHJ are the authorities.
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