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Web Tools

Calculators that show their work.

Wieser Websites turns repeated chart lookups, spreadsheet math, and product questions into web tools people can actually use in the field.

Featured build · Compressor Dry System Capacity Calculator

Featured
6 web tools
Domains
Compressed air and fire protection
Form factor
Embedded, WP, static
Audience
Techs + engineers

2025 · Designer + engineer

Compressor Dry System Capacity Calculator

Sizing calculator that matches dry-system PSI and gallons to compatible fire-protection compressors.

  • NFPA 13 logic
  • Capacity table
  • PSI + gallons
  • Fire protection UX

2025 · Designer + engineer

Fire Sprinkler System Volume Calculator

Pipe size volume calculator that turns sprinkler-system footage into total gallons.

  • Pipe volume math
  • Dry systems
  • Preaction systems
  • Copy result

2025 · Designer + engineer

Dry Valve Air Pressure Lookup Tool

Lookup tool that turns valve model and water pressure into a recommended air-pressure range.

  • Valve charts
  • Air pressure range
  • Manufacturer sourced
  • NFPA context

2024 · Designer + engineer

C-Aire Compressor Builder

Embedded configurator that generates valid C-Aire part numbers.

  • Acumin Pro
  • Source Sans 3
  • Multi-step flow
  • Spec decoder
  • WordPress embed

2024 · Designer + engineer

Competitor Cross Reference

Cross reference tool that matches competitor models to equivalent C-Aire fire-protection compressors.

  • WordPress
  • Gravity Forms
  • Divi
  • Live PN decoder
  • 10 brand corpora

2025 · Designer + engineer

Digital Cycle Counter Analysis

Field diagnostic calculator with DSEG digits and pump-health logic.

  • Acumin Pro · uppercase
  • DSEG 7-seg
  • --radius:0
  • Diagnostic math
  • Field-tech UX
Coming Soon
Screenshot of the Digital Cycle Counter Analysis interface.

Each tool replaces a chart, a phone call, or a piece of shop knowledge that kept landing on the same desk. The goal: a reliable answer with sources strong enough to quote, print, share, or act on.

Patterns

Calculation as conversation

A good tool explains itself while the user moves. Every input points to the next useful field, and every output uses units the trade already knows: psi, scfm, gallons, and part numbers.

Faceplates, not forms

A field tool should feel like the instrument it replaces. Square corners, seven-segment digits, sparing color. The look is practical legibility for someone trying to solve a problem, not admire a form.

Show the source

Every coefficient, chart, or curve needs a source. A hidden formula gets one cautious visit. A calculator that shows its work earns the second.

Pricing

Wieser Websites tool pricing starts with the logic and interface complexity. Every tool includes source-aware implementation, responsive behavior, and 30-day free post-launch support.

Web Tool

Simple Calculator

$500

  • One focused calculator or lookup
  • Validated inputs
  • Sourced formula or chart logic
  • Responsive interface
  • Basic result output
  • 30-day free post-launch support
Web Tool

Interactive Tool

$1,000

  • Multi-step calculator or configurator
  • Dataset logic
  • Result states
  • Copy, print, or share behavior
  • Embeddable delivery
  • 30-day free post-launch support

Build one

Good candidates

Anything you look up in a chart, calculate in a spreadsheet, or explain over the phone three times a week deserves a cleaner home.

How they are built

Embeddable on WordPress, Webflow, or static sites. Built against the trade's own charts, with a publishing flow your team can maintain.

Start a build

Head to the contact page and describe the chart, spreadsheet, or question you keep answering.