PourPlan: Concrete Calculator

Quote the job, order the right materials, invoice the client, and know exactly what you made. PourPlan runs the whole job, from the first tape measure reading to the final payment. ESTIMATE IN SECONDS Pick a job type, enter your dimensions, done: • Slabs and patios • Fence post holes • Strip footings • Round columns and piers • Steps Work in feet and inches or metres and centimetres. Switch at any time and your sizes convert with you. MATERIALS, NOT GUESSWORK Buying premix? PourPlan counts the bags, rounds up honestly, and shows what a different bag size would cost you. Mixing from scratch? Set your own ratio or pick a standard grade, and get cement, sand, aggregate and water broken out separately. Formwork, gravel base, sheeting and anything else you add go into one shopping list with prices, so you know the material cost before you commit to a number. Add a waste allowance so you are not driving back to the yard mid-pour. SHOW YOUR WORK Every result opens up. Dry volume, the ratio split, weight, bag count, and how each figure was reached. Check the arithmetic by hand if you want to. It is all there. RUN THE BUSINESS • Save jobs as projects, with photos and several shapes per job • Keep clients and their details in one place • Turn any estimate into an invoice in one tap • Add labour, markup, tax, discounts and deposits • Share or print a clean PDF straight from your phone • Record payments and see what is still owed KNOW YOUR MARGIN The Money tab shows what you charged, what it cost, and what you keep, per job and across the week, month or year. Tax is left out of profit, because it was never yours. Outstanding balances are always one tap away. WORKS WHERE YOU WORK No account. No sign-up. No internet required. Everything stays on your phone, so it works in a basement, a trench, or a site with no signal. Your client list never leaves your device. Available in English, Spanish and Russian. PourPlan estimates materials and helps you price work. It is not structural, engineering, or tax advice. Always check against local building code and your own records.