Current App Store listing: Asphalt, Wood Moisture, Board
App Store checked October 8, 2026. The current description and screenshots are shown in this section. The original article and images following this section are preserved as historical material.
About this app
The Asphalt Calculator+ is an app which consists of calculators and solvers to help anybody looking to get some work done estimate costs, sizes, and materials amount as well as prices.
The calculator produces the volume in both cubic feet and cubic meters, and the tons of asphalt hot mix which is required for the form size entered. The tonnage calculation is specific to asphalt only. This app calculates 1 cubic yard of hot asphalt mix as weighing 2.025 tons, or 4050 lbs.
NOTE: In this app a Ton is exactly 2,000 lbs.
• Asphalt Calculator (Length, Width, Thickness and Cost)
Wood Calculators
• Wood Moisture Calculator
• Board Feet Calculator
Area Converters
• Inches & Centi- & Millimeters
• Feet & Yards & Meters
Distance Converters
• Inches & Centi- & Millimeters
• Feet & Yards & Meters
• Miles & Kilometers
The Wood Equilibrium Moisture Content calculator is designed to give the calculated equilibrium moisture content of non-living wood, natural or cut, based on the data entered, at or below the fiber saturation point (about 30% moisture content) given the temperature and relative humidity.
The moisture content of wood is directly related to the humidity and temperature of the surrounding air. The equilibrium moisture content (EMC) occurs when the wood has reached a water content equilibrium with its environment and is no longer gaining or losing moisture. The calculation used by the calculator is the one provided by the U.S. Forest Products Laboratory.
This app features:
• Send your calculations or conversions by email
• Universal App (iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad)
• Retina Display graphics
• Fast app switching
• Automatically Saves Your Inputs
• Latest version of iOS is supported
• All iPhone screens are supported
No network connectivity required.
App Store Screenshots
Latest App Store Release Notes
Updated for iOS 18
App Store Information
- App Store category: Productivity
- Genres: Productivity, Reference
- Availability: $0.99
- Current version: 7.9
- Requires: iOS 15.6 or later
- Content rating: 4+
- Last updated: 2025-04-10
Developed by Verosocial. App details can change; verify the current App Store listing before publication.
Historical description
The Asphalt Calculator+ is an app which consists of calculators and solvers to help contractors and sales people estimate costs, sizes, and materials amount as well as prices.
The calculator produces the volume in both cubic feet and cubic meters, and the tons of asphalt hot mix which is required for the form size entered. The tonnage calculation is specific to asphalt only. This app calculates 1 cubic yard of hot asphalt mix as weighing 2.025 tons, or 4050 lbs.
• Asphalt
Wood Calculators
• Wood Moisture Calculator
• Board Feet Calculator
Area Converters
• Inches & Centi- & Millimeters
• Feet & Yards & Meters
Distance Converters
• Inches & Centi- & Millimeters
• Feet & Yards & Meters
• Miles & Kilometers
The Wood Equilibrium Moisture Content calculator is designed to give the calculated equilibrium moisture content of non-living wood, natural or cut, based on the data entered, at or below the fiber saturation point (about 30% moisture content) given the temperature and relative humidity.
The moisture content of wood is directly related to the humidity and temperature of the surrounding air. The equilibrium moisture content (EMC) occurs when the wood has reached a water content equilibrium with its environment and is no longer gaining or losing moisture. The calculation used by the calculator is the one provided by the U.S. Forest Products Laboratory.
This app features:
• Send your calculations or conversion by email
• Universal App (iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad)
• Retina Display graphics
• Fast app switching
• Automatically Saves Your Inputs
No network connectivity required.
Historical note: education pricing mentioned on this page is no longer confirmed.