We’ve all seen the standard bank mortgage calculators. You input a property price, a deposit, and an interest rate, and it spits out a single monthly repayment figure.

End of story. Transactional. Surface-level.

When I was looking to buy a house in the UK, those basic "black box" calculators weren't enough. As someone who lives in the data, I didn't just want to know what I was paying; I wanted to see the mechanical breakdown of the debt over 25+ years.

The "Data Blindness" Problem
Most tools hide the most important financial metrics from the user. I found myself frustrated because I couldn't find answers to the "Geek" questions:

The Interest-to-Equity Crossover: At what exact month does my payment stop being mostly "rent" to the bank and start being ...

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