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Watch Calcs.com in action. Pick the track that matches where you are, whether that’s a quick intro, a deeper platform walkthrough, or calculator-specific worked examples.
Prefer written guides? Start with 3 Steps to Success, then explore the Platform Guide.

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1. Quick intro

Learn Calcs.com in 2 Minutes

A fast overview of the platform, ideal if you’re brand new

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2. Platform walkthroughs

Short videos on tools, navigation, project defaults, organization, and load linking. Each video covers one or two features so you can watch what you need.

Tools & Navigation

Transparency, traffic lights, Member Selector, units, and export

Project Defaults

Site parameters and linking defaults to calculators

Organize Your Projects

Folders, grouping, and project structure

Load Linking: Gravity

Beams → columns → foundation load paths

Load Linking: Wind

Wind loads → diaphragm → shear wall

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3. Calculator tutorials

Regional YouTube playlists with worked examples for popular engineering calculators, covering steel, concrete, timber, wind, seismic, and more.

Calculator Tutorials & Worked Examples

Featured US and AU/NZ video walkthroughs with full playlist links

Calcs.com YouTube Channel

Webinars, product updates, and new calculator demos

Video Series: Calcs.com Overview – Tools and Navigation

Learn what Calcs.com is, our transparency philosophy, traffic lights, Member Selector, link loads, units, views, print mode, support, and changing materials.

Video Series: How to Use Project Defaults

Learn how to set up global project parameters, define site conditions, and link defaults to your calculations on Calcs.com

Video Series: How to Organize Your Projects on Calcs.com

Onboarding video series on organizing projects, creating calculations, folders, and using project tools on Calcs.com

Video Series: Load Linking – Beams→ Columns → Foundation

Link deck joists to beams, columns, and footings in Calcs.com; use Member Selector, see dynamic linked updates, and scan results with Member Schedule.

Video Series: Load Linking – Wind Loads → Diaphragm → Shear Wall

Learn how to build a fully connected lateral load path by tracing lateral loads from wind pressure through the diaphragm and into your shear wall design using Calcs.com

Intro Video and Transcript

Video Tutorial to follow along with