Onsite Calculator vs Cloak

OnSite Calculator is the essential construction calculator designed for builders, contractors, carpenters, and DIY enthusiasts who work with imperial measurements. IMPERIAL MATH MADE EASY • Calculate with feet, inches, and fractions (1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16) • Add, subtract, multiply, and divide measurements instantly • See results in both feet-inches and total inches UNIT CONVERTER • Convert between millimeters, inches, centimeters, feet, and meters • Quick-access fraction buttons for common measurements TRIANGLE CALCULATOR • Calculate squareness for framing and layout using right triangle ratios • Speak your measurements instead of typing • Works in English and Portuguese • Perfect for hands-free calculations on the job site • Requires internet connection BUILT FOR THE JOB SITE • Clean, easy-to-read display • Large buttons for gloved hands • Fast and reliable Part of the OnSite Club ecosystem for construction professionals. Free to use.

Cloak is a private browser built for one thing: keeping your browsing yours. BLOCK ADS & TRACKERS Cloak blocks ads, trackers, and analytics using community-maintained filter lists (EasyList, EasyPrivacy and more) that update automatically — no app update required. See exactly how many trackers you've blocked, right on the home screen. LOCK IT DOWN Protect your sessions with your own app passcode. Cloak locks every time you leave, and blurs its contents in the app switcher so nothing leaks to prying eyes. LEAVE NO TRACE Private by default: history, cookies and cache are never saved. Close the app and it's gone. Or burn all browsing data instantly, whenever you want. FAST & CLEAN A clean, focused browser with tabs, adaptive blocking and a dark, focused design. FEATURES - Auto-updating ad & tracker blocking (EasyList / EasyPrivacy / Japanese filters) - Live tracker counter and per-site breakdown - App passcode lock + app-switcher blur - No-trace private browsing by default - One-tap "burn" to erase everything - Tabbed browsing - Picture-in-Picture video Your browsing is nobody's business but yours. Cloak keeps it that way.