The first calculator
Version 0.1.016 added
The first working version: a 2026 take-home pay calculator that shows every deduction and the working behind it, all on your device.
- Take-home after income tax, SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG, worked out on the device.
- Each deduction opens to show its working.
Captured from version 0.1.0, as it looked then.
Changes in this release
Added
- Take-home pay after income tax, SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG under the 2026 rules, worked out on your device as you type.Calculator
- Results per year, month, payday, week, day or hour.Calculator
- A plain explainer under each deduction, with the formula worked through using your own numbers.Calculator
- Start from the answer: enter the take-home you want and get the salary to ask for.Calculator
- Your effective and marginal tax rates, what a raise would leave you, and what your job costs your employer.Calculator
- Kasambahay pay under RA 10361.Calculator
- GSIS at 9% of basic salary for government employees.Government
- For freelancers, the 8% option or graduated rates plus 3% percentage tax, whichever costs less.Freelance
- Overtime, rest day and holiday pay that adds only what the monthly salary doesn't already cover.Calculator
- Any work week from one to seven days.Calculator
- Pasted amounts with peso signs, commas and spaces are read as plain numbers.Calculator
- Every rate and table comes from one rules file, each with the law or circular it comes from.Calculator
- A link that carries your inputs, to share or come back to.Sharing
- A 9:16 story image of your result, drawn on your device.Sharing
- Light and dark themes, segmented controls, swipeable sheets and rolling numbers.Design
- Small interface sounds on taps and changes.Design
16 changes in this release.