Tools that do one job, properly.
Pradomation builds practical digital tools and products designed to remove repetitive work, simplify complicated tasks and make useful information easier to act on.
Most software in these categories is either a spreadsheet somebody emailed you in 2014 or a monthly subscription that does forty things to avoid doing one of them well. The aim here is narrower: a tool should solve a specific problem completely, and then get out of the way.
How the tools are built
Where a rule is published, the tool implements the published rule and cites it. The Nutrition Facts calculator applies the rounding in 21 CFR 101.9(c) rather than approximating it, and the reference amounts in the Food Business Toolkit are reproduced from the official CFR text rather than from a summary of it. Where something genuinely cannot be determined, the tool says so instead of returning a confident number — a plausible figure is worse than no figure, because only the figure gets used.
Privacy, as a property rather than a policy
The free calculators run entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is transmitted, because there is nowhere for it to go: there is no account system, no analytics vendor, no font CDN and no tracking pixel on this site. The only thing recorded is an anonymous count of how many people opened a page.
What you are buying
The paid products are one-time purchases that download immediately and keep working offline. No
subscription, no login, no licence server. A spreadsheet you bought should still open in five years,
so the files are ordinary .xlsx with live formulas you can read, edit and take apart.
Who runs this
Pradomation is a small independent operation, not a venture-funded team. That is the reason for the narrow focus, and it is also why the honest limits are published alongside the capabilities: there is no support department to absorb an overpromise.
Get in touch
Questions about a product, a bug in a calculator, or a request for something that does not exist yet: chris@pradomation.com.