Seven styles.
Neapolitan, New York, Detroit, Sicilian, pan, thin and crispy, and sourdough, each with a starting formula you can change. Pan styles count pans instead of balls.
Pizza dough calculator
Choose a pizza style, how many pizzas you are making and the hydration (the water percentage). PizzaMath works out every ingredient in grams. Then tell it when you want to eat, and it plans the bake backward: when to mix, divide and shape the dough, refrigerate it, take it out and preheat the oven.
A worked example
The dough
6 balls of 250 g at 65% hydration, 2.8% salt, 0.15% instant dry yeast.
The plan
24 hours in a 4 °C fridge, a 21 °C kitchen, 4 hours out of the fridge before baking.
If a step lands at an awkward hour, move it. The earlier steps move with it while your bake time stays fixed, and the plan gives an estimate of whether the dough should still be about right. Check the dough as you go.
Neapolitan, New York, Detroit, Sicilian, pan, thin and crispy, and sourdough, each with a starting formula you can change. Pan styles count pans instead of balls.
Hydration, salt, yeast, oil and sugar as baker’s percentages. Start from the ball weight, or from the flour you have. Instant, active dry or fresh yeast, converted for you.
For poolish and biga, see what goes into the preferment the day before and what to add to the final dough. Sourdough mode counts the flour and water in your starter.
Pick the day and time, or start now. Set your kitchen and fridge temperatures and how long the dough rests cold. Every step is laid out backward from the oven, with a countdown to the next one. Times are planning estimates from yeast, temperature and time.
Keep a dough with a photo of the result, a 1 to 5 rating and notes. Bake again loads it straight back into the calculator.
Grams or ounces, Celsius or Fahrenheit, in 10 languages.
Yeast, flour and kitchens vary. The timeline uses a planning table of yeast amount, temperature and time, you can move any step, and every number is a starting point.
Your doughs and photos are stored on your phone. Crash reports and app usage statistics go through Google services; your dough recipes and photos are not included in them.
The standard version keeps three doughs and one plan at a time. Anything you have saved stays open whichever version you use, and restoring a backup works on every version.
The full calculator for all seven styles, every percentage, poolish, biga and sourdough, three saved doughs and one plan at a time.
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Neapolitan, New York, Detroit, Sicilian, pan, thin and crispy, and sourdough. Each starts from a common home formula, and you can change every percentage.
It starts from your bake time and counts back through warm-up, the fridge and the first rise. The hours come from a planning table of yeast amount, kitchen and fridge temperature. Watch the dough as well as the clock.
Yes. Set the starter as a percent of the flour and its hydration. The starter’s flour and water are counted in the totals, and the plan adds a step to feed it.
Yes. The calculator does not depend on the oven. The Pro recipes have notes for a home oven with a steel or stone and for pizza ovens.
Yes. The timeline, its countdown and moving steps are in the standard version; a notification at each step comes with Pro.
No account and no ads. Your doughs and photos are stored on your phone.