I thought people used calculators for "big" things.
Loans.
Taxes.
Mortgages.
Then I realized we use them for tiny things all the time too.
Tips.
Percentages.
Splitting bills.
Figuring out discounts.
Those little problems are actually what inspired me to build CalcDeep.
Small reminder from building software:
The features users never see often take the longest.
A tiny calculator can involve:
→ edge cases
→ validation
→ mobile layouts
→ testing different scenarios
Simple on the outside.
Complicated underneath.
Splitting a bill shouldn't require mental math. 😅
Dinner with friends?
18% tip?
Splitting the check?
It shouldn't take 5 minutes of calculator app hopping.
So I built a simple Tip Calculator for those everyday moments.
👉 https://t.co/tgnFr6BQHQ
I thought building a calculator website would be easy.
Enter numbers.
Click a button.
Get an answer.
Simple, right?
Then I discovered:
Time zones exist.
Rounding exists.
Mobile Safari exists. 😂
Building simple tools is harder than it looks.
Most people think BMI tells you if you're "healthy."
It doesn't.
BMI is simply a quick screening tool based on height and weight.
It's useful—but it's not the whole picture.
Curious where you fall?
👉 https://t.co/z4j0eCxRrE
@liferacerza 8? (Wait, let me double-check... x=5? No, 8x=40 → x=5 Got there without a calculator... barely. Btw this is exactly why I built CalcDeep — for when my mental math fails me.😀
Hi, I'm Aelin 👋
Professional overthinker of tips, taxes & loan payments.
I got tired of opening five different websites just to calculate something simple, so I started building CalcDeep.
Free calculators for everyday life.
👉 https://t.co/yKvTfUTu09