Projects
Save the inputs of every calculator for a board under one name, come back to them later, and export or import them as a project file. Everything stays in your browser.
Method, formulas and references
What a project holds
Every calculator keeps its inputs in its own web address, which is why any result can be shared as a link. A project is simply a named list of those states: the impedance geometry for a board, its loss setup, the regulator and thermal numbers, and so on, one entry per tool. Saving a tool again replaces its earlier entry, so a project always holds the current version.
Where it is stored
In your browser, on this device. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account and no server: the site has no database at all. That also means a project is only on the computer and browser where you made it, and clearing site data removes it.
Project files
Export writes a small JSON file holding the projects and your custom stackups, so it opens complete on another machine. Import merges a file into this browser; projects with a name that already exists are kept separately, so nothing is overwritten. Use a file to back up your work, move it between computers, or send a board setup to a colleague.
The format is plain JSON with a version number, so older files keep working when the site changes.