Tools

Everything here runs in your browser. No account, no upload, no server round-trip — and each one shows its working so you can check it against the official source.

How these are built

All four are rule-based. Nothing here calls a language model, guesses, or personalises an answer — the same inputs always produce the same output, and the rules live in versioned data files you can read: data/f27-points.json, data/visa-requirements.json, data/tax-rates.json and data/popular-names.json. Each carries the authority it came from and the date it was last reviewed.

That matters because the underlying rules move. The F-2-7 scoring table is re-issued by ministerial notice. Tax brackets and the health insurance rate change every January. When a number here is stale, the fix is a one-line data edit rather than a rewrite — and the review date on each tool tells you how much to trust it in the meantime.

Privacy

Nothing you type is transmitted anywhere. Calculations happen locally in JavaScript, and the only thing stored is your form input, kept in your own browser's local storage so a half-finished calculation survives a reload. Clearing your browser data removes it. See the privacy policy for the full picture, including what our advertising partners collect.