Editorial Process
How MyCalcBuddy builds calculator pages and keeps them useful over time.
What this page means
The site is maintained as a practical calculator resource. We try to keep the page structure, formulas, and explanations honest about what each calculator does and does not do.
We do not invent reviewers, credentials, or expert approvals. When a page needs more work, we treat that as a content task rather than pretending it is already verified.
Workflow
Choose the calculator purpose
We start by defining what the page is supposed to do and who it is for. That keeps the result, labels, and explanation aligned with a real user need.
Select a formula or method
We prefer standard formulas, public reference material, or established conversion rules. If a topic is time-sensitive or high-risk, it gets extra scrutiny or may be restricted.
Check inputs, units, and examples
Pages are reviewed for unit handling, edge cases, rounding, and whether the explanation matches the actual computed result.
Review source visibility
When a calculator depends on an external reference, we try to show a clear source or methodology note instead of hiding the basis for the answer.
Correct and update over time
If a page is wrong, unclear, or out of date, we update it, add a correction, remove it from the sitemap, or apply noindex where appropriate.
Sources and references
Depending on the topic, pages may reference public standards bodies, textbooks, government guidance, or other authoritative materials.
Important disclaimer
Calculators on this site are informational estimates only. They do not replace professional financial, medical, legal, tax, or engineering advice.