Tip: percent works like in spreadsheets: 50% * 200 → 100, and 200 + 10% → 220.
About & Trust
Built by MyIPScan as a free browser-based utility. Calculator history, when enabled, is stored locally on your device. Updated: .
Works fully offline once loaded, subject to browser cache and device limits.
Uses a small expression parser for numbers, parentheses, powers, and percent. It does not use JavaScript eval.
History is local-only in this browser and can be cleared or exported.
Private calculator for quick work
This calculator runs locally in your browser and does not send expressions to a server. It is designed for fast everyday math, keyboard input and privacy-friendly use when you are already working inside MyIPScan tools.
Use it for quick percentages, powers, grouped expressions and simple checks while troubleshooting IP, DNS or network settings. For financial, legal or engineering-critical calculations, verify important results with a second trusted tool.
Quick reference
Calculator: what this tool does
Runs simple calculations locally in the browser.
How to use
Type an expression or use the keypad. Parentheses, percent and power are available.
Press equals to evaluate. The expression and its result are added to the history.
Export the history to CSV when you need a record of a series of calculations.
What the result means
The expression is evaluated in the browser and shown next to the expression that produced it, so a surprising answer can be traced back to what was actually typed.
Limitations
Arithmetic uses JavaScript double-precision numbers, so very large integers and repeated decimal operations lose precision.
History is kept in this browser's local storage, capped at the most recent entries, and is not synced or backed up.
It evaluates the expression you typed. It carries no units, no currencies and no significant-figure rules.
Calculator — Common Questions
Does this calculator send my input to a server?
No. All calculations run entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing you type is sent to any server. You can use it offline after the page loads, and no calculation history is stored anywhere.
What operations does this calculator support?
Standard arithmetic: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, percentages, and brackets for order of operations. For network-specific calculations like subnet masks and CIDR ranges, use the dedicated Subnet Calculator.
Why use a browser calculator instead of the OS calculator?
A browser calculator is always available regardless of your device, works the same on mobile and desktop, and can be linked to or bookmarked. It is also useful when working in a browser tab and you need a quick calculation without switching applications.