Health Calculators

◆ Body & Wellbeing

BMI, daily calories, pregnancy dates and ovulation timing, worked out with the standard formulas and every assumption stated plainly.

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Health calculators with the assumptions stated plainly

The health calculators use the same formulas a clinic would: Mifflin-St Jeor for resting energy, the standard weight over height squared for BMI, and Naegele's rule for a due date. What they add is the working, so you can see exactly which numbers produced the result.

The BMI calculator reports your category and the healthy weight range for your height in both metric and imperial units. The calorie calculator turns your height, weight, age, sex and activity level into a maintenance figure and a target for losing or gaining weight, with the macronutrient split alongside it.

The pregnancy calculator builds a full timeline from whichever date you know, whether that is a period, a conception date, a scan or an IVF transfer, and the ovulation calculator works the fertile window back from your next expected period. None of these pages is medical advice, and each one says where the estimate stops being reliable.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these health calculators free to use?

Yes. Every health calculator here is 100% free, with no sign-up and no limits, and each one runs entirely in your browser.

Is this medical advice?

No. These pages are general information built on standard formulas and population averages. For anything that affects your health or your pregnancy, speak to a doctor or midwife.

Is anything I enter sent to a server?

No. Height, weight, dates and cycle details are calculated locally in your browser, and nothing you type is uploaded, stored or shared.

How accurate are the estimates?

They are as accurate as the formula behind them, which means they describe a population rather than an individual. Calorie needs vary by roughly 10% between people with identical measurements, and a due date is a midpoint rather than an appointment.