Health
Health calculators are reviewed for terminology, threshold framing, and safe limitation language. Medical review does not turn a calculator into diagnosis or treatment.
What AgentCalc is
AgentCalc is a large library of free browser-based calculators covering everyday planning, technical work, and educational problem solving. The product goal is simple: help people translate messy real-world questions into transparent math they can inspect, reuse, and challenge.
That matters more on high-stakes topics. Some AgentCalc pages touch health, legal, finance, insurance, taxes, employment, safety, or other decisions where the wrong assumption can mislead someone. Those pages need more than a friendly interface. They need clearer sourcing, clearer reviewer identity, and clearer language about what the number does and does not mean.
How calculators are built
Most AgentCalc tools follow the same structure: define the problem, choose a formula or model, label the units, explain the assumptions, show an example, and state the limitations. We prefer browser-side calculations so visitors can inspect inputs without creating accounts or sending private data to a backend service.
When a calculator uses simplified logic instead of a full real-world model, that simplification should be stated plainly. When a topic depends on current laws, clinical guidance, tax rules, or other changing standards, the page should make that dependency obvious and point readers toward official or primary sources where practical.
Review on sensitive topics
Finance
Finance calculators are reviewed for formula transparency, assumptions, and plain-language explanation. Unless a licensed professional is explicitly named, they are educational tools rather than personalized advice.
Legal
Legal calculators are written for general informational use. Jurisdiction-specific advice belongs with a licensed attorney, not a generalized web tool.
What we expect to publish on a trustworthy calculator page
- A reviewer or editor name with a bio page that explains scope and expertise.
- An explanation of the formula, logic, or data model used.
- Units, defaults, and assumptions written in plain English.
- Worked examples or interpretation guidance where the output could be misunderstood.
- A disclaimer that matches the topic and the actual expertise named on the page.
- References or source links when the page relies on guideline thresholds, current rules, or other sensitive facts.
Not every older page is fully at that standard yet. Strengthening those pages is an ongoing editorial and product task, and this trust section exists so the standard is visible rather than implicit.
Corrections, updates, and accountability
If you spot a factual error, a missing assumption, a bad citation, or wording that could mislead someone, use the contact page. The most useful reports include the page URL, the exact line that looks wrong, and the source or reasoning you want us to review.
Broader editorial standards live on the editorial policy page. Reviewer identities and category coverage live on the reviewers page.
Privacy and product design
AgentCalc is designed so most calculations happen in your browser. That keeps the tools fast and reduces the need to transmit personal details. Privacy expectations and site terms are documented separately on the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use pages.