Productivity calculators
6 free tools
Small tools for the questions that eat up a workday: how long a piece will take to read or say out loud, how many pages your draft fills, how many pomodoros a task needs, how fast you type, and how many hours you actually worked this shift.
Work out how many pomodoros a task takes and the total time once breaks are counted.
Estimate how long a piece of text takes to read from its word count and your reading speed.
Estimate how long a speech takes to say out loud from its word count and your speaking pace.
Calculate your WPM, CPM, and net speed from words or characters, time taken, and errors.
Estimate how many pages a word count fills, or how many words a page holds, at common spacings.
Total the hours worked from a start and end time minus breaks, with optional pay for the shift.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate are the time estimates?
They use standard averages — around 238 words a minute for silent reading and 130 for a spoken speech — so they're good planning numbers. Your real pace depends on the material and how well you know it, so treat them as a solid starting point.
Do these tools store anything I type or paste?
No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere or saved. You can paste a whole draft into the reading or speech tool and it's gone the moment you close the tab.
Why base word counts on a five-character word?
Typing tests and reading research settle on five characters (including the space) as one standard word. It keeps speeds comparable across short and long words, which is why WPM figures line up between different tools.