Editorial Policy

People use DigiToolkit for decisions about money, health and work, so accuracy and honesty matter to us. This page explains how we build our tools and write our content.

How we build our calculators

• Each tool uses a generally accepted formula, and the formula is shown on its page.
• Pages include a worked example and a step-by-step breakdown, so you can check the answer yourself.
• Assumptions and limitations are stated on the page.
• Inputs are validated to help catch unrealistic values.

How we write and update content

Content is prepared and reviewed by the DigiToolkit Editorial Team. Pages show when they were last reviewed or updated. Tax rates, interest rates and government scheme rules change, so we point you to official sources where it matters and ask you to confirm current figures there.

Health, finance and tax content

Our health, finance, tax and engineering tools give general estimates for education and planning. They are not medical, financial, legal or professional advice. Please speak to a qualified professional before you make an important decision.

Advertising and independence

Our tools are free to use. Results are worked out by the formula shown on each page and are not influenced by any advertiser.

Your privacy

Calculators run in your browser, and PDF and subtitle tools process files on your own device wherever possible. Read our privacy policy for details.

Corrections

If you find an error, please email hello@digitoolkit.in or use our contact page. Tell us the page, the values you entered and what you expected. We will check it and correct the page if we find a mistake.