Free tools

Free health calculators and guides.

Strength percentiles, daily calories, biological age, ear age and more — evidence-based, free to use on the page, no account needed. They're a small taste of Carthalis, which turns the same science into 140+ insights from your own data.

Strength & fitness

Percentile calculators, strength standards and lift benchmarks for everyday lifters.

Nutrition

TDEE, calorie, macro and protein calculators for your daily targets.

Longevity & ear age

Biological age, life expectancy and ear age — honest educational estimates.

Sleep, medications & your data

Sleep scores, medication awareness, data ownership and voluntary research.

Where the numbers come from

Where the numbers come from

  • Population strength percentile tables (the same ones Carthalis uses in the app)
  • Pavlidou et al. 2023 — resting metabolic rate
  • FAO/WHO/UNU 2004 — physical activity level multipliers
  • How Digital Twin insights are calculated

Common questions

Carthalis free tools are health calculators and guides you can use without an account — strength percentiles, TDEE, calories, macros, protein, biological age, life expectancy and an ear age test — plus guides on sleep scores and medication interactions. They are a small taste of Carthalis; save your results with a free account. Wellness education, not diagnosis.

Selected strength, nutrition, and ear-age articles include inline calculators you can try on the page — look for the Calculator label on each card. Longevity and biological-age articles focus on methodology and personalized estimates inside the app after signup. Every result is educational wellness context, not a medical diagnosis.

You can read every guide and run on-page calculators without paying. A free account saves your results and adds the rest of Carthalis: 140+ insights in your Digital Twin, nutrition targets that follow your logged activity, meal suggestions and more.

No. Carthalis articles and calculators provide wellness education and self-awareness — not medical diagnosis, treatment, or emergency care. Discuss significant health decisions with a qualified clinician. Carthalis is not a medical device.

Strength articles anchor to the population percentile tables Carthalis uses in the app. Nutrition calculators on articles use the Pavlidou RMR equation with WHO/FAO physical-activity multipliers; in the app, estimates use the workouts you log and your wearable (optional). Longevity articles cite published aging and life-table methodology — always as educational estimates, not clinical certainty.

Start with whatever you have today

Pick a guide, try an on-page calculator where available, then create a free account to save your results and follow your health picture over time.

Create a free account to get your personalized version of these tools and follow them over time.