iOS · built for the machine room

Property data and calculators
that work without a network.

12 professional calculators, a formula library and 14 refrigerants – all embedded on your iPhone. Enter values, get a live result, done. No login, no tracking, no loading bar.

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Four languages with regional number formatting – offline.
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log p–h · real cycle process COP calculated live

A tool for the field, not the office.

On the roof, in the machine room, at the customer's site, in training – wherever fast, reliable numbers are needed. Often without a stable network. That is exactly what it is built for.

Fully offline

All property data is embedded, every calculation runs locally on the device. No dead zone stops you, no server can go down.

No account

No sign-up, no registration, no login. Open the app, get going.

Privacy

No data collection, no tracking, no analytics SDKs, no ads.

Fast

Direct input, live result, large controls – usable even with gloves on.

Four languages

German, English, Spanish, French – with regional number formatting.

Precisely calculated

Property data from CoolProp, established engineering formulas. No rough rules of thumb, but interpolated saturation data.

KälteToolbox – superheat calculator with live result

Three steps to a result.

1

Pick a tool

Tap a calculator or refrigerant – everything is right at hand, no searching.

2

Enter values

Large fields, sensible units, a live result with every input.

3

Save or export

The result lands in your history and can be shared as a PDF with Pro.

12 professional calculators that really calculate.

Each calculator saves its result to the history and can be exported as a PDF with Pro. Four are free forever.

SuperheatFree
SubcoolingFree
Pressure → TemperatureFree
Unit converterFree
Cooling-load wizardPro
COP / coefficient of performancePro
log p–h diagramPro
Mass flowPro
Compressor volume flowPro
Pipe friction lossPro
Refrigerant chargePro
Cooling capacityPro
Free – no restrictions Pro – one entitlement unlocks everything

Four things we are proud of.

Pressure ↔ temperature with PT diagram

Conversion along the saturation curve, with bubble and dew line for zeotropic blends and the working point plotted.

Complete cycle process

Real process with isentropic efficiency – COP for refrigeration and heat pump, shown in the log p–h diagram.

Guided cooling-load estimate

Step-by-step wizard with room-type presets, location-based solar estimate and an equipment recommendation.

Searchable formula library

Categorised by cycle process, flow, heat transfer and more – each with a legend of the formula symbols.

Free to use. Pro when you need more.

The app is free with a solid free scope. Pro unlocks the professional tools, PDF export and unlimited history – one entitlement, everything open.

Monthly

€2.99 / month

Cancel anytime.

Lifetime

€59.99 once

Buy once, keep it forever.

Purchases run through your Apple ID – without the app needing an account or server. Restore anytime; subscriptions are managed in your App Store settings.

14 refrigerants as data sheets.

With key figures and saturation data, fully offline: GWP (AR5), critical point, temperature glide, saturation pressures and the vapour-pressure curve.

Overview of the included refrigerants
RefrigerantTypeGWP (AR5)Crit. temp.
R134aPure fluid1300101.1 °C
R410ABlend192471.3 °C
R32Pure fluid67778.1 °C
R290 PropanePure fluid396.7 °C
R744 CO₂Pure fluid131.0 °C
R404ABlend394372.1 °C
R407CBlend162486.2 °C
R22Pure fluid176096.1 °C
R1234yfPure fluid194.7 °C
R1234ze(E)Pure fluid1109.4 °C
R454BBlend46678.1 °C
R513ABlend57395.2 °C
R717 AmmoniaPure fluid0132.4 °C
R718 WaterPure fluid0373.9 °C

Property data generated offline with CoolProp and shipped as embedded JSON – the app interpolates at runtime, without a network connection.

Soon in your pocket.

Free, offline, no sign-up. The App Store launch is just around the corner.

Coming soon to the App Store

The results are for professional orientation and do not replace a safety-relevant design. In particular, the cooling load is a quick estimate (additive model without thermal inertia), not a substitute for a standards-compliant load calculation.