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Free browser-based calculators and converters, no signup
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Free browser-based calculators and converters, no signup
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Free online tools: state-by-state paycheck calculators and more. No signup, no download — runs in your browser. Open source: github.com/edyda99/tools-cherry
@ed_d1 Just gave it an upvote. I appreciate products that solve a simple problem without adding unnecessary friction, and keeping everything in the browser is a thoughtful touch. Congratulations on the launch. Which tool has surprised you by getting the most use so far?
@spotch_founder Thanks Nick! Honestly the Oregon paycheck calculator has gotten the most traffic of any single state page, which caught me off guard, I expected one of the bigger states (Texas, California) to lead. My best guess is Oregon has no sales tax and a somewhat unusual state tax structure, so people search for it specifically instead of trusting a generic number. The overtime tax calculator (for the new 2025 OBBBA "no tax on overtime" rule) has also been picking up steam fast since it's tied to an actual law change people are trying to understand right now.
Love that this is open source and stays out of the way. One thing that would be really useful is adding a side-by-side compare for two states so you can see how your take-home pay changes if you move across the border.
Love that this is open source and no signup needed, makes paycheck math way less painful. One idea: add a side-by-side compare feature for two states so you can see the net difference at a glance, especially helpful for people thinking about relocating for work.
Love that it's open source and no signup needed, super clean. One thing that would help a lot: a comparison view where I can see two states side by side, since the whole point is often figuring out where a move actually pays off.
A paycheck calculator that doesn't ask me to sign up is a breath of fresh air. One thing that would make this way more useful for me would be the ability to compare take-home pay between two states side by side, especially when considering a move.
honestly the paycheck calculators are super handy, would love to see a w2 vs 1099 side by side comparison since I freelance on the side and it gets confusing comparing the take home.