Expected date of delivery from the last menstrual period, with today’s gestational age in weeks and days and the trimester it falls in.

Naegele’s rule: LMP + 280 days. Gestational age is counted from the same LMP, so the two answers can never disagree with each other.
It assumes a 28-day cycle and a certain LMP date. Where the cycle is irregular or the date is unsure, a first-trimester ultrasound dates the pregnancy better and should win.
It is a calculator, not a clinician. Nothing here is medical advice, and the person prescribing owns the decision.
That is the one thing this page cannot do. Inside MedAppz the same calculator writes the value and its working onto the record, so a year later anybody reading the chart can see which numbers produced it. 15 more calculators come with it.