TechniCalc Calculator

TechniCalc is every bit functional as it is beautiful.

The modern interface that makes a clean break from traditional pocket calculators. Equations are entered in a natural way, adhering to every detail of hand-written maths.

The advanced maths engine also makes this the only calculator you'll ever need.

◉ FEATURES

▸ Runs on iPhone, iPad, and macOS - with an Apple Watch companion
▸ Dark mode
▸ Supports split screen and wireless keyboards
▸ Shows the full equation as you type
▸ Basic calculations (+, -, ×, ÷, %)
▸ Brackets
▸ Square and cubic roots
▸ Exponents and logarithms
▸ Trigonometry (sin, cos, tan)
▸ Degrees, radians, and gradians
▸ Constants (pi, e, and over 100 other physical constants)
▸ Formula book and equations
▸ Calculation history
▸ Unit converter
▸ Currency converter
▸ Statistics mode

◉ ADVANCED MATHS

▸ Almost unlimited number sizes - over 1,000,000 factorial
▸ Square roots and logarithms with any base
▸ Factorial, nPr, nCr, and gamma
▸ Hyperbolic trigonometry (sinh, cosh, tanh)
▸ Vectors and matrices
▸ Imaginary and complex numbers
▸ Series sums and products
▸ Numerical integration and differentiation
▸ Binary, octal, and hexadecimal
▸ Programmer mode

◉ EQUATION SOLVERS

▸ Quadratic
▸ Cubic
▸ Systems of 2 and 3 linear equations
▸ Root finder

更新履歴
Graphing has been in beta for some time users wanting to brave it, but today, it makes its prime-time debut. You can add up to eight equations to plot all your ellipses, quadratics, trigonometric functions, or any other equations you may have. Every equation can be customised to change the colour and line width. Once you’ve added them all, you and pinch and pan around to see how each equation changes over the x and y axes

A new onboarding screen lets new users quickly choose the most common settings when starting the app for the first time. You can pick the theme, the keyboard layout, and the number formatting

Equations provide a quick way to insert a pre-written equation into your current input. Now, you can insert your equations using a function representation. When using this optional mode, your equation placeholders will be converted into the function parameters, and duplicated placeholders will be collapsed into a single function parameter. This provides a much more compact representation, and speeds up filling in equations

The units conversion screen has been improved to simplify the most common actions. By default selecting new units will replace all units. It is, of course, still possible to add, edit, and delete individual units through a new advanced edit mode

Keyboard navigation has been further improved throughout the app. You can now press enter in the modals for adding custom constants, variables, equations, or graphing equations to submit them

To match the iOS and iPadOS counterparts, the macOS app can now set the theme to always be light or dark, overriding the system theme