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Hi! My name is Evgeny Buyanov, and I am the founder of the project.
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📅 September 15, 2026. Estimate what an appliance costs to run before the bill arrives. The new electricity cost calculator works from power and operating time or measured kWh, with one, two or three tariff zones. Rates stay yours, so the result uses the same currency and does not pretend to reproduce every fee on a bill.
📅 August 25, 2026. Four new bidirectional time converters now connect milliseconds, seconds, minutes and hours. Start with milliseconds and seconds, or turn seconds into decimal hours; every pair accepts input on either side and keeps the calculation in its URL. Handy when 1:30 and 1.5 hours are not the same notation.
📅 August 23, 2026. Eleven new tools cover time, number theory, statistics and unit conversion. The online timer keeps its chosen duration in a shareable link; the maths shelf now includes digital root, GCD, LCM, next prime and Z-score calculators. Five bidirectional converters handle oil barrels and litres, joules and kilowatt-hours, kilojoules and kilocalories, microfarads and nanofarads, plus mph and km/h.
📅 August 22, 2026. Food labels use a neat 100 g or 100 mL basis; plates rarely do. The new calories per serving calculator scales the label value to what you actually measured, or works backwards from target calories to grams or millilitres. That reverse result is a proportion, not a recommended serving.
📅 August 21, 2026. Two familiar problems now have their own tools. The loan calculator compares fixed and declining repayments, interest and the total paid, while the combinations calculator counts unordered selections exactly. One plans a repayment schedule; the other confirms that choosing 3 people from 8 gives 56 groups.