Elemental Sphere Calculator

Calculate elemental sphere power and browse a tiny encyclopedia.

Elemental Sphere Calculator is a focused utility with a small practice mode. It helps you calculate the power of elemental spheres and experiment with simple two-sphere combinations. The app stays clear and readable: large buttons, short labels, and a calm color theme. There is no account system and no distracting extras—just the calculator, a compact encyclopedia with element summaries, and a screen where you try to match a target power by combining spheres.
What you can do
• Calculator: choose an element (Fire, Water, Air, or Earth), enter a count, and calculate its power with one tap. The screen shows the selected element, a numeric input, and a CALCULATE POWER button. Results appear instantly so you can try different amounts and compare outcomes.
• Encyclopedia: read short notes about Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. The entries use plain words and give light context to the calculator and practice mode.
• Practice/Game: combine spheres to reach a target power. You tap two spheres to fuse their values and watch the current power update. The header shows the target and your current result so you can see whether you need to go higher or lower.
How it is organized
• Home: clean navigation to Calculator, Game, and Encyclopedia, plus a brief About section.
• Calculator: selector for the element, a small numeric input, and one button to run the calculation.
• Game: a grid of sphere buttons, a short instruction line—“Click on two spheres to combine them and reach the target power.”—and a readout for combinations left and current power.
• Encyclopedia: four cards—Fire, Water, Air, Earth—with a short paragraph on each.
Why it might help
The calculator makes fast “what if” checks simple, which is useful if you are planning a puzzle or just curious about elemental values. The practice mode lets you try ideas by hand and see how totals move. Because the screens are compact, you do not need to learn a complex interface. You pick an element, type a number, tap once, and you are done. When you want a break, you can open the encyclopedia, read a few sentences, and return with fresh ideas.
Tips for smooth use
• Start with the element you expect to matter most, then adjust the count by small steps.
• On the practice screen, check the current power after each combination before picking the next pair.
• If a result surprises you, reread the one-paragraph summary for that element in the encyclopedia.
Design notes
The app keeps text short and the layout steady. Back buttons are visible, and status text stays near the top. Buttons are large and easy to tap. Labels use plain words such as SELECT ELEMENT and CALCULATE POWER. Titles are consistent across screens, so it is obvious where you are and how to return to the previous view.
Data and permissions
Elemental Sphere Calculator does not require personal data, and the interface does not ask you to sign in. It does not request access to contacts, photos, location, or microphone. See the privacy policy below for a clear statement.
Who it is for
• Players who like neat number tools next to their games.
• Puzzle makers testing simple totals.
• Anyone who enjoys quick, contained mini-challenges without long sessions.
Support and feedback
If something is unclear or a label could be more helpful, we welcome short suggestions at the contact listed in the policy. Clear examples—like “I entered X, tapped CALCULATE POWER, and expected Y”—help the team identify a fix or improvement quickly.
Summary
Elemental Sphere Calculator centers on three things: compute a power value, practice with combinations to reach a target number, and read a concise note about each element. The result is a compact tool you can open for a minute or two, check an idea, and close without losing time. When you return, the screens look the same and the instructions remain short. That consistency keeps the app calm and dependable, which is exactly what a small calculator should be.