The construction calculator that speaks tape measure — exact fraction math, ten jobsite solvers, and not a bar of signal required.


Type 12' 6-3/4" the way you'd call it out across the room. Feet, inches, and fractions are first-class keys, bare numbers mean inches — and every value stays mathematically exact, never a rounded decimal.

Stairs, roof pitch, hips and jacks, concrete, balusters, compound miters. Each solver asks for what you already know and hands back the numbers you would otherwise work out on a scrap of drywall.

Every calculator result lands on a persistent tape. Recall the exact value — not a rounded copy — days later, name the entries that matter, and feed them straight into the next calculation.

Built to go head-to-head with the calculator that has lived in tool pouches for thirty years — same trusted answers, none of the 1990s hardware.
Every value is stored as an exact fraction, not a floating-point decimal. Add 3/16 a hundred times and it is still dead on — results never drift a sixteenth.
Roof pitch, hip & jacks, stairs, balusters, concrete, circle & arc, compound miter, materials, board feet, and conduit bending — plus the calculator itself.
No account, no sign-in, no cloud. The whole app works in a basement, a crawlspace, or forty miles past cell coverage.
Every calculator result is saved to a persistent tape with its exact value. Recall it tomorrow at a different fraction resolution and it is still right.
Try the calculator free. Sixteenths Pro is $4.99 a month, $49.99 a year with a 3-day free trial, or $99.99 once — yours forever. Every future function included either way.
Framing, finish, flatwork, conduit. Each mode takes the measurements you have and returns the cut list, the bend marks, the count, or the order quantity — in feet, inches, and fractions.
Exact to the sixteenth — down to 1/64 when you need it.
Even spacing, zero guesswork
+ materials
& board feet
Every mark measured from the conduit end, to the sixteenth — and which mark on the bender to line it up with. Multipliers and take-ups straight from the Klein and Greenlee charts.
The short version — for anything else, the privacy policy and terms cover the details.