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TechniCalc Legacy

SciLine is a fully-featured scientific calculator that lets you write your equations as you would on paper. Fractions look like fractions, exponents look like exponents, and square roots look like square roots.
Category Price Seller Device
Utilities Free Jacob Parker iPhone, iPad, iPod

We’ve built in over 50 physical constants for easy access: from Boltzmann’s constant to the mass of a proton.

The symbolic output mode makes it easier to make sense of your answers: if your output is a rational fraction, a multiple of pi, or a square root, we’ll show you the result in those terms. In addition, we’ve added engineering output mode.

Behind the scenes, SciLine uses the gold standard for equation rendering—LaTeX—so your equations will always look great!

FEATURES

- Natural math formatting, including real fractions, square roots, and exponents
- Trigonomic and hyperbolic functions†
- Imaginary and complex numbers†
- Vectors and matrices†
- Over 50 physical and mathematical constants†
- Logarithms in any base, factorials, and absolute functions†
- Sum and product operators†
- Degrees, arcminutes, and arcseconds†
- Dark mode
- Unlimited calculation history

Shake your device to toggle dark mode

Items marked with † are only available in the full version, which costs around $2.99. The full version will get always get full updates without extra purchases needed.

Reviews

Very Useful App, Excellent Customer Service
miss.bev

I tutor algebra. I needed an inexpensive app that would show the answer in either decimal or fraction form. After playing with the free version, I bit the bullet and paid a couple of bucks for the premium version. I have been really pleased. I made a couple of suggestions to the developer, who responded right away. He implemented one of my suggestions in the next revision and is looking into adding the other one. I tweeted him when I couldn't find the button to push for a particular operation and we tweeted me right back with the answer.


Nice interface, needs more features
Geigenmann

Can't find DEG->RAD selection for trig functions. Recommend a preferences screen. Otherwise, very useful and attractive calculator


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