Shipping projection

This tool helps you determine how long and when you'll reach a target number of eggs shipped/fueled given natural offline chicken population growth. (If you would like to see the scope of the tool expanded, check the FAQ section below.)

Fields with purple labels are required for projection.
You're advised to take a screenshot of your farm's "stats" screen (9-dot menu -> stats) in order to accurately fill out several fields in the form.
Most input fields accept OoM units: {{ units.map(unit => unit.symbol).join(', ') }}. E.g. your target number of eggs can be "10T".

Current population

Total hab space (found on the "hen housing" screen; use 0 for unlimited if you're obviously not going to hit the population cap)

Current egg laying rate/min (found on the "stats" screen as "egg laying rate"; do NOT use the per second rate found in the top bar on contract farms)

Shipping capacity/min (found on the "shipping depot" screen as "max shipping rate"; use 0 for unlimited if you're obviously not going to hit the shipping cap)

Internal hatchery rate/min/hab (found on the "stats" screen as "int. hatchery rate")

Internal hatchery calm level (epic research, levels run from 0 to 20, corresponding to 0%–200%)

Fuel boost from fueling event (e.g. 3 for a 3x fueling event; ignore this if there is no event or you're not doing fueling calculations)

Target number of eggs to ship/fuel

FAQ

Q: Why not fill various parameters automatically?: A: Projection is very sensitive to researches. Synced game backup served by the game server can be lagging behind current state by an unpredictable amount of time; depending on the lag the projection can be way off. Additionally, it is not exactly easy to reliably trigger a sync and have it be available from the server whenever you want. Given the lag-sensitivity (more so than all my existing tools, with the possible exception of the solo tracking part of coop tracker), I opt for the manual entry route with less confusion potential, at least for now.
Q: Any plan to support boosts?: A: No.