Cali

What Cali is

Cali is desktop calibration management software for accredited metrology laboratories working to ISO/IEC 17025:2017. It tracks instruments, calibration status, history, and due dates, with overdue alerts and criticality ratings. Its certificates can include uncertainty budgets, drift charts, and traceability chains. Measurement reports provide Cp/Cpk capability analysis and control charts, and can automatically raise non-conformances for out-of-spec results. Quality tools cover non-conformance tracking, root cause analysis, corrective action planning, and an audit trail. Cali works offline and, in normal use, stores working calibration data on the user's computer. Users may enable optional cloud backup or multi-computer sync and choose and control those services. Version 3 includes two-way SAP PM/QM integration, an open REST API, and email through the user's SMTP, Gmail, or Microsoft 365 account. The maker says Cali includes 21 CFR Part 11 e-signatures and a tamper-evident audit trail; a formal IQ/OQ/PQ validation pack is on the roadmap. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, with native mobile support. Paid plans start at $588/user/yr, and a 14-day trial includes the full Professional feature set without requiring a credit card.

Who it suits

Cali suits accredited metrology laboratories that need to manage instrument calibration, certificates, measurement analysis, and quality records for ISO/IEC 17025:2017 work. Its offline operation, native Android support, and optional sync may also suit teams that want to keep ordinary calibration data on their computers while choosing whether to sync it.

Limits

The 14-day trial expires automatically. The lowest-priced paid plan is Solo at $588 a year and provides one seat; Team provides three seats and Lab provides ten. Each plan includes unlimited instruments and all features, and more seats require a custom quote.

Getting started

1. Visit the Momo Worx website.
2. Choose a plan: Solo, Team, or Lab, or contact the maker for a quote above ten seats.
3. Start the 14-day trial without a credit card to use the full Professional feature set.
4. Install Cali on Windows, macOS, Linux, or Android.
5. Use the contact form to ask the maker about technical support.

Verdict

Choose Cali if your laboratory needs calibration scheduling, certificates, measurement analysis, and quality tracking in one offline-capable system. The trial provides the full Professional feature set, while ongoing use starts at $588/user/yr; larger teams should account for the listed seat limits and request a custom quote above ten seats.