Your Fair Share Tool: Calculate Your Equal Share of Company Profits

A developer has built a web application called Your Fair Share that calculates what your equal share of your employer's annual profits would be. The tool was created using Claude Code and deployed on Vercel.
How It Works
The application takes user input for company name and salary, then pulls profit data directly from SEC 10-K filings. It calculates what an equal distribution of that year's profit would be per employee and shows what your salary would look like if you received that share.
Example Data Points
- Apple: $112 billion in profit, $747,000 per employee
- Meta: $60 billion in profit, $700,000 per employee
- NVIDIA: $120 billion in profit, $2.8 million per employee
Technical Implementation
The developer describes this as "a pretty simple app" built with Claude Code + Vercel. The project took "a few sessions" to complete, and the developer notes they are "not a professional developer" but had an idea that Claude helped them build.
Additional Features
The tool includes an industry breakdown by sector available at a separate URL. The application is free with no signup required.
Developer's Perspective
The developer suggests that if you work at one of these companies and find your number interesting, you might consider what you could build yourself or with friends, potentially to start your own company or co-op.
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