Comfort scoring, not just geometry
Each result is checked against riser height, tread depth, slope angle, and Blondel balance so you can spot a usable option instead of just a mathematically possible one.
Comfort-first stair calculations
Stair Calculator helps you size a stair in millimeters, compare nearby variants, and quickly see whether a layout stays within the comfort targets most builders actually care about.
What it does
The app is designed to answer the questions that come up before a stair is drawn in detail: how many risers make sense, whether the tread stays comfortable, and which compromise is the least painful when the footprint is tight.
Each result is checked against riser height, tread depth, slope angle, and Blondel balance so you can spot a usable option instead of just a mathematically possible one.
Switch between straight stairs, quarter turns with landing, balanced winders, and spiral stairs without leaving the same calculation flow.
The app surfaces close alternatives with different step counts so you can compare comfort, run, and overall balance before committing.
Saved calculations are stored locally on the device for quick reuse. They are not sent to a remote account system, analytics backend, or cloud sync service.
Supported layouts
Enter total rise and available run to size the simplest stair footprint quickly.
Define both flights and the turning width to check an L-shaped stair with a landing.
Balance the turning steps while keeping the two flights and turning side in view.
Calculate outer diameter, inner void, walking line, and step rotation from the same screen.
Why local matters
Stair Calculator keeps saved calculations on the phone itself. That makes the app quick to reopen, easy to reuse, and simpler to trust when you are working with measurements that do not need to leave the device.
The live Android build focuses on input speed, comfort checks, variant comparison, and reliable history restore. Visualization work remains under active development.
FAQ
The Android release is being prepared for Play Store publication. The app can already be installed directly for testing and early access.
No. The current app keeps saved calculation history on the device itself. The privacy policy explains the exact storage behavior in more detail.
Renovators, builders, makers, and anyone who needs a fast dimensional check before moving into a more detailed stair drawing or fabrication workflow.
Yes. You can email robin@snyders.xyz or follow the public project repository on GitHub.