KoronKorko was previously created using the MERN stack with vanilla JavaScript & CSS. However, this implementation is a remastered version of the previous one and is developed using Next.js, NextAuth, MondoDB, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS.
Check out the previous version of KoronKorko or its source code.
KoronKorko is a full-stack finance web-app developed by Omar Kraidié. KoronKorko has different types of finance calculators. All the available calculators are listed below in this README.md file.
The users of KoronKorko can select a preferred currency in which all the monetary values are printed. The preferred currency will be saved either in local storage or in the authenticated users preferences.
Authenticated users can:
- create new and save new calculations
- edit existing calculations
- import previously saved calculations
- delete previously saved calculations
Calculate the compound interest of an investment or determine how long your invested money can last.
The compound interest is calculated from various inputs such as starting balance, interest rate, duration, contribution and more. The calculated interest data can be viewed in both numerical and visual form.
Calculate the annualized return (CAGR), total percent return, and total profit of an investment.
Calculate the present value of an investment with a specified discount rate.
Calculate the amount of time needed to grow an investment to a certain future value given an annual interest rate.
Calculate the point at which total cost equals total revenue, indicating neither profit nor loss for your business.
Calculate the difference between the cost and the selling price of your product.
Calculate the probability of an event occurring at least once, more than once, or exactly once in a given number of attempts.
Calculate the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of a company to determine if its stock is overvalued or undervalued.
Calculate the average cost of an investment over a time period, given an interest rate, initial investment amount and a series of periodic investments.
Calculate the enterprise value of a company, given its market capitalization, total debt, and total cash.