Calculators

Financial & Scientific Calculator

Drag the sliders to project how your money grows with compound interest, or switch to a full scientific calculator for everyday math — all in one glass-themed workspace.

Slider-based fixed-deposit & compound growth calculator

Investment amount
₹1,000₹1,00,00,000
Rate of interest (p.a.)
1%15%
Time period
1 yr30 yrs
Compounding
Currency

Maturity value

₹1,96,263

1.96× your investment over 10 years

Invested 51%Interest 49%
Invested

₹1,00,000

Total interest

₹96,263

What can you do with these calculators?

The FD / Growth calculator turns interest, amount, and time into a clear maturity figure, while the Advanced calculator handles everything from quick arithmetic to trigonometry and logarithms.

Plan savings goals

Work backwards from a target — a house down-payment, a wedding, a car — and see how much a lump sum grows before you need it.

Fixed deposits & PPF

Model bank FDs, PPF, or any lump-sum instrument. The 6.8% default mirrors typical small-savings rates; adjust it to your bank’s offer.

Compare rate & tenure

Drag the sliders to instantly compare what a higher rate or a longer horizon does to your maturity value and total interest earned.

Understand compounding

Switch the compounding frequency to see why quarterly or monthly compounding beats annual — the year-by-year table makes it concrete.

The formula behind it

Growth is compound interest:

A = P × (1 + r/n)n·t

where P is your amount, r the annual rate, n the compounding periods per year, and t the number of years.

Advanced (scientific) calculator

A full expression calculator that evaluates as you type. It supports parentheses, powers, roots, factorials, π and e, trigonometry (with a DEG/RAD toggle), and natural & base-10 logarithms. Every result is kept in a reusable history, and your physical keyboard works too.

Runs entirely in your browser — no numbers ever leave your device.

These tools provide estimates for illustration only and are not financial advice. Actual returns depend on your provider’s terms, taxes, and compounding rules. Verify figures before making decisions.