ORCALC
Purchasing power, measured in 🍊

Prices didn’t “go up.”
The money got weaker.

ORCALC visualizes purchasing power using a simple unit: an orange. When you price real things in oranges, the decline of currency value becomes obvious.

The idea

Many goods change over time (processing, packaging, features). An orange is remarkably stable: grown, shipped, eaten. It’s a clean, intuitive unit-of-account lens.

Not a manifesto

This is not a precise economic model or investment advice. It’s a clarity tool: a simple way to compare “then vs now” without inflation jargon.

Stake in the ground: a tiny calculator today. Charts & history soon.