Margin and markup are not the same percentage
Margin is a share of the price. Markup is a share of the cost. They describe the same sale from opposite ends, and they are never equal: a 35% margin means a 54% markup, and someone who adds 35% to cost ends up with a 26% margin — a quarter less than they thought.
The confusion costs money in both directions, which is why the app shows one next to the other on your own number.
Price ends where the buyer decides, not where the formula does
A calculator can tell you the floor — below this you lose money — and a target. It cannot tell you what your buyer will pay. That is why the result offers three levels instead of one figure: careful, target, bold. Pick the one you can defend.