Unit-aware math
Evaluate formulas with SI, USCS, and CGS units, including conversions and derived units.
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The Next Generation of Engineering Calculations
Calculeaf is a web-based engineering calculation worksheet for formulas, unit-aware math, notes, plots, and reusable technical documents. It is built for calculation sheets, design checks, and engineering analysis.
An example worksheet created with Calculeaf — a unit-aware bolt stiffness calculation.
Capabilities
Built for engineering calculations
Use Calculeaf for structural checks, mechanical calculations, unit conversions, design notes, and shareable worksheets that explain the math as well as the result.
Document-style worksheets
Combine math regions, text, plots, pictures, headers, and printable calculation pages.
Reusable calculations
Save worksheets, create templates and snippets, and share copies of calculation sheets.
Engineering functions
Use constants, statistical functions, matrices, vectors, comparisons, and iterative calculations.
Plots and outputs
Add line, area, and scatter plots directly alongside the equations that produce them.
AI-assisted authoring
Draft calculations from a prompt and run worksheet overviews to check the flow of a sheet.
Reference
Questions engineers ask
Q. What is Calculeaf?
Calculeaf is an online engineering calculation worksheet for formulas, units, notes, and plots.
Q. Can Calculeaf handle units?
Yes. Calculeaf supports unit-aware arithmetic and conversions across SI, USCS, and CGS systems.
Q. Is this a spreadsheet?
No. It is closer to a calculation sheet, where equations and explanations sit together on a page.
Q. Does variable order matter?
Yes. On the body of the sheet, math and dropdown regions evaluate from the top downward, then left to right on the same row. Define a name with := above any line that uses it.
Surface plot
x:=60 deg
y:=60 deg
z:=cos(x) + cos(y)
z=1.00
Loading 3D surface…
Beam deflection check
L:=6 m
δmax=14.2 mm
Loading line plot…
Two worksheet plot examples: z = cos(x) + cos(y) with a pinned point, plus a deflection envelope from the same sheet.
Put the math on the page — units and all
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