PipeBook: Pipefitter Reference
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PipeBook: Pipefitter Reference

Aaron Peabody · released 6 Aug 2026 · Open in App Store ↗

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Description

The pipefitter's pocket reference and field calculator. One purchase, no subscription, no account. Yours.

REFERENCE: verified, not scraped

Every dimension in PipeBook is extracted from two independent published sources, machine-compared, and hand-resolved against a third before it ships. The handful of values that haven't cleared that process are marked in the app, in plain sight, rather than quietly shipped. No guesses, no filler.

Pipe schedules (ASME B36.10M/B36.19M): wall, ID in decimals and 16ths, weight per foot. NPS 1/8 to 48, Schedule 5 through XXS

Fitting takeoffs (ASME B16.9): 90s and 45s (LR and SR), tees, concentric and eccentric reducers, caps, stub ends, 1/2 to 24

Flanges (ASME B16.5, classes 150/300/600): OD, thickness, bolt circle, hub, length thru hub, plus the full bolt-up: stud count, diameter, and length (RF and RTJ) and B16.20 ring gasket numbers

CALCULATORS: fraction-native, in 16ths

Rolling offset: set, roll, travel, run. Pick a pipe size and get the end-to-end cut length with the takeoffs and your welder's gap already subtracted

Cut a fitting: any angle out of a factory 90, with the heel, centerline and throat marks

Miter cuts: cut angle, cutback, heel-to-throat drop, segment lengths

Parallel offset: equal-spread runs through any turn

Feet & inches: running tape math that accepts 3' 4 1/2 and never loses a 16th

BUILT FOR THE FIELD

Works completely offline. No license checks, no sign-in, nothing to time out in a basement or on a pipeline right-of-way

Send the welder the cut: the text and a dimensioned diagram, straight out of the calculator, with the gap it assumed printed on the drawing

Type "6 90" and get the 6-inch takeoffs. "6 150" gets the flange.

Pin your job's sizes; your recent lookups stay one tap away

Screen stays awake while a table is open

Big targets that work with gloves on

No ads. No subscription. No accounts. Features never move behind a paywall.

Built in the U.S.A. by one developer who answers email.