Calculators that show their working
HukhLatri is a small, independent set of tools and guides for everyday questions: what a loan really costs, how GST is worked out, whether a password is any good. Each calculator comes with a plain-language explanation of the formula and an example you can check by hand.
Popular tools
EMI Calculator
Enter the loan amount, interest rate and tenure to see your EMI, the year-wise or month-wise repayment table, and what a monthly prepayment saves.
FinanceGST Calculator
Add GST to a base price or work backwards from a GST-inclusive price, and see the tax split for intra-state or inter-state supply.
FinanceCompound Interest and SIP Calculator
Pick SIP or lumpsum, set an assumed return, and see the year-by-year growth, including what the money might be worth after inflation.
HealthBMI Calculator
Enter height and weight to see BMI against both the WHO and the India-specific cutoffs, plus an optional waist-to-height check.
Latest guides
Why Word Counters Disagree, and How Long Your Writing Should Be
Hyphens, numbers, URLs and Hindi text can change a word count by half. See six test strings counted two ways, plus reading and speaking time worked out.
SecurityWhy Strong Passwords Still Get Hacked, and What Helps First
Reuse, phishing, infostealer malware, SIM swaps and OTP scams beat strong passwords every day. Here are the real causes and the fixes in order of payoff.
SecurityHow to Build a Password That Holds Up: Length, Entropy, 2FA
Sixteen random lowercase letters beat eight symbol-packed characters by about seven million times. The entropy maths, passphrases, managers and 2FA explained.
FinanceSIP vs Lumpsum: What the Maths Says and What It Misses
Lumpsum beats SIP on paper, yet SIP suits most salaried investors. Worked ₹ examples at 12% and 8%, step-up SIP and inflation, with the assumptions shown.
FinancePrepay Your Home Loan or Start a SIP? The Numbers at ₹5,000 a Month
₹5,000 a month extra on an 8.75% home loan versus the same amount in a SIP, over 20 years, with the breakeven return and where the comparison breaks.
MathPercentage Mistakes That Cost Real Money, with ₹ Examples
Why 30% plus 20% off is not 50%, why a 20% rise doesn't undo a 20% fall, and how to find the original price. Seven percentage traps, each worked out in ₹.
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- Private by design. Calculations happen in your browser. We do not receive what you type.
- Explained, not just computed. Every tool has a written guide: the formula, a worked example, common mistakes and where the estimate stops being reliable.
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