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Platform Handbook

A practical, step-by-step guide to CalculatorAI — what every tool and feature does, how it works, and how to get the most out of it.

General Overview

Asset & Activity Trackers

Trading Journal

Core concepts, the four-tab workspace, how every analytics metric is computed, the AI trade review, and options / forex / futures / stock-specific features.

Trading Journal →

Portfolio Tracker

How holdings, cost basis, live pricing and XIRR work, the Analytics console, multi-currency and multiple portfolios, dividends, tax reports, and on-chain wallet sync.

Portfolio Tracker →

Debt Payoff Tracker

Snowball, avalanche and your own order compared on the same budget — how the payoff date, the interest and the plan-vs-actual check are calculated.

Debt Payoff Tracker →

Business P&L Tracker

How the P&L cascade (revenue → gross profit → operating profit → net profit) is built — net revenue, cost of goods, gross and operating margin, sales tax kept outside, goals and run-rate — and what the tracker deliberately does not do.

Business P&L Tracker →

Subscription Tracker

How weekly, monthly and yearly plans become one monthly total, how charges are logged and dates rolled forward, what the reminders and savings suggestions compute — and what the tracker does not do.

Subscription Tracker →

Bill Tracker

Why a bill stays unpaid until you mark it, how due dates, overdue bills, autopay and changing amounts are computed, how bills are grouped by paycheck — and what the tracker does not do.

Bill Tracker →

Shift & Hours Tracker

How every hour is priced: paid and unpaid breaks, night and weekend differentials, US overtime on the blended regular rate, pay periods, the payday forecast, rotations and the payslip check — and what the tracker does not do.

Shift & Hours Tracker →

Mileage Tracker

How every trip is priced at the rate on its own date: IRS, HMRC, CRA, ATO, German, French and Spanish rules or your own, the odometer check, a log checked like an audit — and what the tracker does not do.

Mileage Tracker →

Loan & Mortgage Tracker

How a loan is followed against its contract: the schedule, real, extra and missed payments, variable rates, escrow and PMI, the true cost — and what the tracker does not do.

Loan & Mortgage Tracker →

Client & Project Tracker

How the tracker reads what each client paid from your invoices and bookings, the pipeline and forecast, hours and the real hourly rate, contracts with e-signature, the client portal, website forms and email forwarding — and what it does not do.

Client & Project Tracker →

Savings Goals Tracker

How saved-so-far and progress are computed, what a deadline needs per month, how the pace badge and the projected date are worked out, how a paycheck is split across goals by priority — and what the tracker does not do.

Savings Goals Tracker →

Event Planner

How planned, actual and expected totals are computed, what 'paid' and 'left' mean, how the countdown and the checklist dates are derived from the event day, how each list counts progress — and what the planner does not do.

Event Planner →

Inventory Tracker

Why the quantity on hand is replayed from movements instead of stored, how weighted average and landed cost are computed, how cost of goods, margin and turnover follow from them, how low / out / not-selling are decided — and what it does not do.

Inventory Tracker →

Client Booking

How the booking page builds its open slots from working hours, buffers and time zones, why two clients can never take the same slot, what the emails do, how spam is kept out — and what it does not do.

Client Booking →

Budget Tracker

Zero-based budgeting and the 50/30/20 rule, where actual amounts come from, rollover between months, and multi-currency.

Budget Tracker →

Net Worth Tracker

What you own minus what you owe, read live from your other trackers, with monthly history, currency conversion and the retirement math.

Net Worth Tracker →

Income & Expense Tracker

Track income and expenses, set category budgets, import statements and scan receipts — how the tracker computes cash flow and what every field means.

Income & Expense Tracker →

Rental Income Tracker

How rent, bookings, cash flow, NOI, cap rate, ROI, equity, appreciation and occupancy/ADR/RevPAR are calculated — for long-term landlords and Airbnb hosts alike, plus depreciation, mileage and a tax-ready report.

Rental Income Tracker →

Habit Tracker

How daily habits, weekly targets, check-ins, streaks, missed days and review loops work inside the lightweight routine tracker.

Habit Tracker →

QR Codes

Static vs dynamic codes, editable destinations, scan analytics, password protection and privacy.

QR Codes →

QR Code Generator

The eleven content types, what error correction really does, which design choices break a code, PNG vs SVG, and sizing for print.

QR Code Generator →

Password Manager

Zero-knowledge encryption explained: what the server stores, what an attacker gets in each breach, the recovery code, two-factor sign-in, auto-lock, import and export.

Password Manager →

Password Generator

Where the randomness comes from, how entropy bits are computed for passwords, passphrases and PINs, the three attack scenarios, the local checker, and what the tool does not do.

Password Generator →

Invoices Tracker

Core bookkeeping KPIs, collections rate calculation, interactive Payment Calendar tracking, late payment recovery workflows with AI coaching, and email tone optimization.

Invoices Tracker →

Document & Billing Tools

Invoice Generator

What an invoice is, required fields, payment terms (Net 30, Due on receipt), tax configurations (VAT vs sales tax vs GST), IBAN routing, and country-specific gotchas.

Invoice Generator →

Quote Template

What a commercial quote is, estimate vs proposal, required fields, quote validity and expiration, scope of work definitions, and converting quotes to invoices.

Quote Template →

Purchase Order Template

What a purchase order is, buyer vs vendor roles, Incoterms rules (FOB, EXW, DDP), why PO numbers are crucial for spend control, and avoiding procurement mistakes.

Purchase Order Template →

Receipt Generator

What a payment receipt is, required transaction confirmation fields, reconciling cash vs card payments, warranty proofs, and corporate expense guidelines.

Receipt Generator →

Credit Note Template

What a credit note is, billing error adjustments, negative invoices, linking original Invoice References, and tax liability refunds.

Credit Note Template →

Proforma Invoice

What a proforma invoice is, differences from standard and commercial invoices, required customs details, bank letter of credit regulations, and tax compliance.

Proforma Invoice →

Delivery Note Template

What a delivery note or packing slip is, sender and receiver details, itemized descriptions, omission of financial fields, and signature proof of receipt.

Delivery Note Template →

Debit Note Template

What a debit note is, handling additional B2B charges, billing adjustments, original Invoice Reference mappings, and general ledger compliance.

Debit Note Template →

Timesheet Template

What a timesheet is, tracking hourly billable work, recording regular and overtime hours, matching tasks to projects, and streamlining approvals.

Timesheet Template →

Commercial Invoice

What a commercial invoice is, customs duty calculation guidelines, Incoterms rules, AWB/BL tracking, packaging requirements, and HS classification codes.

Commercial Invoice →

Expense Report

How to write an expense report finance approves first time: business purpose, mileage vs fuel receipts, per diem rules, evidence, advances, and accountable-plan requirements.

Expense Report →

Statement of Account

How to build a statement of account that gets paid: what belongs on it, open-item vs balance-forward format, ageing buckets, and the monthly sending rhythm.

Statement of Account →

Progress Billing

How construction progress billing works: schedule of values, percent complete, retainage and its release, previous billings, lien waivers, and why applications get rejected.

Progress Billing →

More sections — including details on calculators and tools — will be added as the platform grows.

Last updated: June 2026

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