The VixitAI free financial tools are 81 calculators and generators at vixitai.com/tools, covering Indian tax and salary, investments, loans, property, business admin, and a set of US and UK calculations. This page is the map — what exists, which one you actually want, and where the written explanation for each lives.

Two design decisions shape the whole set. First, there is no signup: no email, no phone number, no account. Second, the arithmetic runs in your browser, so the salary, loan or portfolio figures you type never leave your device.

Tax and compliance

The busiest group, and the one most people arrive for.

ToolWhat it answersGuide
Income Tax CalculatorOld regime vs new regime, side by sideTax slabs 2026-27
GST CalculatorCGST, SGST and IGST splits, inclusive or exclusiveWhat is GST
TDS CalculatorDeduction at source by sectionFiling ITR online
HSN Code SearchThe HSN code and GST rate for a productGST return filing
Capital Gains CalculatorLTCG and STCG on your holdingsMutual fund taxation
Crypto Tax CalculatorThe 30% regime on virtual digital assetsCrypto tax India
Professional TaxState-wise professional taxPT rates by state

If you only ever open one of the VixitAI free financial tools, make it the Income Tax Calculator. The old-versus-new regime question is genuinely non-obvious — the right answer flips depending on how much you actually claim under 80C, HRA and the rest — and it is worth ten minutes once a year rather than a guess.

Salary and employment

Everything between what an employer offers and what lands in your account:

Investments and savings

Returns, projections and comparisons. These are the tools people use to argue with themselves before committing money:

ToolUse it when
SIP & Step-up SIPYou want to model a monthly investment that grows each year
FD CalculatorComparing fixed-deposit offers on compounding, not headline rate
RD CalculatorA recurring deposit's maturity value
PPF CalculatorThe 15-year public provident fund arc
NPS CalculatorPension corpus and the annuity split
Compound InterestThe general case, when nothing else fits
FIRE CalculatorWorking out your financial-independence number
SWP CalculatorDrawing an income down from a corpus
Inflation CalculatorChecking whether a "return" is actually a return

The FD vs RD vs SIP comparator is the one to reach for when the real question is which instrument, not how much.

Loans and property

Borrowing, and the specific Indian property arithmetic that surrounds it:

Pair the EMI calculator with the prepayment guide if you are deciding whether to pay a lump sum into an existing loan. The answer is usually "yes and earlier than you think", but the numbers are worth seeing.

Business and freelance admin

The group that gets overlooked, and is arguably the most useful if you work for yourself:

US and UK calculators

Not everything in the VixitAI free financial tools set is India-specific. There is a full US retirement group — 401(k), Roth IRA, Backdoor Roth, HSA, RMD — plus US mortgage, student loans, credit score and a debt payoff planner for snowball versus avalanche.

For the UK: Stamp Duty (SDLT), National Insurance, pensions and auto-enrolment, and buy-to-let including the Section 24 tax treatment.

Everyday calculators

Finally, the small ones that are just useful: percentage, unit converter, currency, age, date difference, BMI, tip, GPA to percentage and a carbon footprint estimator.

Why the maths runs in your browser

This is the design decision behind the VixitAI free financial tools that is worth explaining, because it is unusual and it is the reason there is no signup.

A calculator that computes on a server has to receive your numbers. That means your salary, your loan balance, your portfolio and sometimes your PAN travel across the network and land in somebody's logs — and once a company holds that, it has both an incentive to build an account system around it and an obligation to protect it. The usual result is the pattern everyone recognises: a free calculator that wants your email before it will show the answer, and a marketing list afterwards.

Doing the arithmetic in JavaScript on your own device removes the whole chain. There is no submission, so there is nothing to store, so there is no account to create and no list to join. It also means the tools keep working on a bad connection, and that you can check what they do — the calculation is running in a page you already downloaded.

The trade-off is that nothing is saved between visits. That is deliberate. If you want a record, print the page or copy the figures out.

Choosing between the ones that look similar

A few pairs get confused often enough to be worth disambiguating:

If you are asking…UseNot
What will my monthly investment be worth?SIP calculatorCompound interest
What will one lump sum grow to?Compound interestSIP calculator
How much can I borrow?Home loan eligibilityEMI calculator
What will the instalment be?EMI calculatorLoan comparison
Which of two loan offers is cheaper?Loan comparisonEMI calculator
How much rent exemption can I claim?HRA calculatorIncome tax calculator
What is my total tax either way?Income tax calculatorHRA calculator

The recurring mistake is reaching for the general tool when a specific one exists. Compound interest will happily model a SIP if you know how to structure the inputs, but the SIP calculator already handles the monthly-contribution timing correctly, and the difference over ten years is not small.

How to get the most out of them

Three suggestions, from watching how people actually use this kind of tool:

  1. Read the guide next to the calculator. Every major tool has a written explainer covering the formula and the assumptions. A number without the rule behind it is easy to misread — especially on tax, where an exemption you did not know about changes the answer entirely.
  2. Run the comparison, not just the calculation. The comparators — old vs new regime, FD vs RD vs SIP, rent vs buy, snowball vs avalanche — are where the decisions actually get made.
  3. Verify anything you are filing. These are calculators, not advice, and rules change mid-year. For anything going on a return, confirm against the official portal.

The full directory is at vixitai.com/tools, and the rest of this blog is the written half of the same project. If you want the wider context on who builds these, see what VixitAI is.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are the VixitAI free financial tools really free?

Yes. All 81 calculators at vixitai.com/tools are free with no account, no email and no phone number required. There is no paid tier and no usage limit on them.

Do the VixitAI calculators store my salary or loan data?

No. The calculations run in your browser using JavaScript, so the figures you type are computed on your own device and are not transmitted to a server or saved to an account.

Which VixitAI tool should I use to compare the old and new tax regime?

Use the Income Tax Calculator at vixitai.com/tools/income-tax-calculator. It computes your liability under both the old and the new regime side by side so you can see which is cheaper for your income and deductions.

Do the tools cover countries other than India?

Mostly India, but there are dedicated US calculators for 401(k), Roth IRA, HSA, RMD and student loans, and UK calculators for stamp duty, National Insurance, pensions and buy-to-let.

Are the VixitAI tools financial advice?

No. They are calculators — they apply published rules and formulas to the numbers you enter. They do not recommend products, funds or lenders. Check the result against the current official rules before acting on it.

How often are the calculators updated for new tax rules?

Rates and slabs are updated as the rules change, and each calculator has a written guide alongside it explaining the formula and the assumptions applied. Always confirm the current year's rates on the official government portal for anything you are filing.