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Five calculators, one app

Know the real cost
before you sign.

EMI Calculator shows what a loan actually costs across its full term — not just the monthly figure, but the interest hidden inside it. It also handles DPS maturity, SIP growth, FDR returns and your Debt Burden Ratio, so borrowing and saving decisions sit side by side.

  • Free, no in-app purchases
  • Works fully offline
  • No account or sign-up
  • Nothing leaves your phone

Try the EMI calculator

The same maths the app uses. Runs in your browser.

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Monthly instalment

Principal Interest
Principal
Total interest
Total payable

Indicative only. Your lender's figure may differ because of processing fees, insurance, disbursement date and their own rounding rules.

What's inside

Borrowing on one side, saving on the other

Most people carry a loan and a savings scheme at the same time. Putting both in one app means you can check whether a new instalment still leaves room for the deposit you already committed to.

EMI Calculator

Enter amount, rate and tenure to get the monthly instalment, total interest, total payable, and a full amortisation schedule showing how each payment splits between principal and interest.

Home, car, personal and business loans

DPS Calculator

Work out what a Deposit Pension Scheme matures to. Enter your monthly deposit, the profit rate and the term, and see total deposited, profit earned and the net amount after source tax.

Monthly recurring bank deposits

SIP Calculator

Project how a Systematic Investment Plan could grow. Set the monthly contribution, an expected annual return and the horizon to see invested capital against estimated gains.

Mutual funds and regular investing

FDR Calculator

Calculate what a Fixed Deposit Receipt returns at maturity. Choose monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annual compounding and apply the source tax rate that fits your case.

Lump-sum term deposits

DBR Calculation

Check your Debt Burden Ratio before applying. Compare total monthly obligations against net income, set the ceiling your lender uses, and see how much borrowing headroom is left.

Loan eligibility self-check

Saved & recent

Keep a calculation to compare offers later, and share a clean summary image when you want a second opinion. Everything stays on your device.

All five, in detail

The number nobody quotes you

The monthly figure is not the price

Lenders lead with the instalment because it sounds manageable. The figure that matters is what you hand over across the whole term, and how much of that is interest rather than the thing you actually borrowed.

Stretching a tenure lowers the instalment and raises the total. Shortening it does the opposite. The app shows both sides of that trade at once, so you can see what an extra two years really buys — and what it costs.

Front-loaded

Early instalments are mostly interest. The amortisation table makes that visible month by month.

Prepayment

Because interest is charged on the outstanding balance, paying early cuts more than it looks like it should.

Worked example

$ 50,000 at 11% p.a., compared across two tenures:

5 years $ 1,087/mo

Total interest $ 15,227

10 years $ 689/mo

Total interest $ 32,650

The instalment drops by about $ 398 a month. The interest bill more than doubles — roughly $ 17,400 more, for the same $ 50,000 borrowed.

Inside the app

Big figures, plain labels

Sliders for quick exploration, precise fields for real numbers, and results you can read at arm's length while standing at a bank counter.

EMI Calculator home screen with quick actions for EMI, SIP, DPS, FDR and DBR
Home & quick actions
EMI calculator input screen with loan amount, interest rate and tenure
EMI input
SIP calculator screen for projecting monthly investment growth
SIP growth
DPS calculator screen for a monthly deposit pension scheme
DPS deposit
FDR calculator screen with deposit amount, rate and compounding term
FDR maturity
DBR calculator screen comparing income against monthly debt payments
DBR check
Settings screen showing currency, appearance and Firebase service toggles
Settings

Swipe to see more screens.

Privacy by default

A calculator, not a lender.

The app does not ask for your name, your NID, your bank details or your salary slip. It has no loan application form and no lead-generation pipeline. You type numbers, it does arithmetic, and the result stays on your phone.

No sign-up

No email, no password, no KYC.

On-device only

Saved calculations never sync anywhere.

No data selling

Your figures are not a product.

Read the privacy policy

Everyday uses

When an estimate isn't good enough

Every one of these is a decision people make once and live with for years.

Home loan planning

Compare 15-year and 20-year tenures on the same property before you commit to either.

Vehicle finance

Check whether a dealer's "attractive EMI" is attractive once you total the interest.

Eligibility check

Run your DBR before applying, so a rejection doesn't sit on your credit record.

Choosing a DPS

Compare two banks' profit rates on the same monthly deposit and term.

FDR renewal

See what a term deposit returns net of source tax before you roll it over.

Goal saving

Work backwards from a target to the monthly contribution it would take to reach it.

Common questions

Quick answers

Yes. All five calculators are free, with no subscription and no in-app purchases.
Usually within a small margin. Differences come from processing fees, insurance premiums, the disbursement date, whether the rate is fixed or floating, and each lender's own rounding convention. Always confirm with the sanction letter.
Yes. Every calculation runs locally on your device, so the app is fully usable in a bank branch with no signal.
No. Loan amounts, incomes, deposits and saved calculations stay in the app's local storage. They are not transmitted to us and are not included in analytics or crash reports.
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Not financial advice

EMI Calculator is an arithmetic tool for planning and comparison. It does not provide financial, investment, tax or legal advice, does not recommend any product or institution, and does not arrange or broker loans, deposits or investments. Figures are estimates based on the inputs you supply. Investment returns in particular are projections, not promises — actual returns can be lower, and can be negative. Confirm every figure with your bank or a licensed adviser before acting on it.

Run the numbers first.

Free, offline, and it never asks who you are.

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