About This Site
A free gematria calculator for English, Hebrew and Greek, with the sources and the method shown.
What we do
We build free calculators that show their working. Every result follows a published letter table, and every page says which cipher it uses and whether the system is traditional or modern.
Who is behind it
Author: Muhammad Hanif.
Brand note: this site is not affiliated with any other gematria calculator site.
Why this site exists
Most gematria calculators show a number and nothing else. They rarely say which cipher they used, whether it comes from a tradition or was invented recently, or how the value was calculated. This site was built to do the opposite: every calculator names its cipher, shows its letter table, and links to a page that explains where the system comes from and what its limits are.
We also try to keep the claims modest. Gematria is a real historical practice and a popular form of number play, and it is also easy to over-interpret. We say what it is, show the arithmetic, and leave interpretation to the reader.
How the site is run
The site is written and maintained by Muhammad Hanif. Calculator values are generated by code and checked by hand against the published letter tables. Statements about history and tradition are kept cautious and are marked where scholars disagree. If you spot a mistake, contact us and we will correct it and log the change.
What we are not
- A source of predictions. Gematria is a symbolic practice, and we describe it as one.
- A religious authority. We cite sources and leave interpretation to the reader.
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