About SourcedKit

Calculators where the answer cites its source, not a search engine summary.

Why SourcedKit exists

Most online calculators don't tell you where their numbers come from. GLP-1 cost estimators, recovery timing charts, and most consumer math tools leave the math buried, the sources missing, and the "last reviewed" date anyone's guess. AI summaries make this worse. They paraphrase without attribution, which means you can't verify the answer or update it when authorities change their guidance.

SourcedKit is built on the opposite principle. Every calculator quotes its primary source verbatim, links to it, and shows when we last verified it. If a number changes at the FDA, ACOG, or a manufacturer page, we update the calculator and stamp a new review date. You can always check our work.

What SourcedKit does

We're building a portfolio of 76+ calculators across categories where the math matters and the sources exist. Each calculator follows the same template:

Who builds SourcedKit

SourcedKit is independently built and operated. The editorial team writes the copy, verifies the sources, and maintains the math. The site is supported by relevant affiliate partnerships (clearly marked) and a future paid newsletter tier for power users.

We're transparent about what we are and what we're not. We're not doctors. We're not lawyers. We're not financial advisors. We're a small operation that takes authority sources, makes them computable, and shows our work.

What SourcedKit will not do

Contact

Found a math error? A broken source link? A calculator that should exist but doesn't? Email info@sourcedkit.com. Every message gets read.

For the rules we follow when sourcing and verifying every calculator, see our editorial standards.