Circle and Sphere Pro

Circle and Sphere Pro

Calculates all quantities

⭐️4.9 / 5
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All Versions of Circle and Sphere Pro

1.20

June 24, 2024

- added video tutorials at the end of the calculation - added a link to our discord server in the menu on the left - minor fixes
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1.18

November 1, 2023

- we added an onboarding for better explanation of the app usage - we improved the feedback from the UI when wrong values were entered - some optimisations for app performance and size
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1.17

November 14, 2022

- Hindi and Indonesian translation added

1.16

June 3, 2022

- Bugfix: red highlight now is placed correctly and shows the wrong input - Minor fixes
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1.14

April 16, 2022

- Bugfixing

1.13

March 27, 2022

- search bar added - bugfixes

1.12

June 28, 2021

Have a great holiday! We fixed some bugs.

1.11

May 18, 2021

- small fixing

1.1

May 17, 2021

- added French, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Chinese, Japanese and Russian - improved the handling of wrong inputs - added helping image in solution view
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1.0

April 23, 2021

Price History of Circle and Sphere Pro

Description of Circle and Sphere Pro

This app calculates all quantities of a sphere (body of a sphere, circle, all parts of sector and segment). Therefore you must enter some variables (like the radius of a circle and the central angle). The algorithm searches the formulas of the missing quantities, shows them and calculates the results. Decimals and fractions are supported. The solution is shown step by step. All calculations are stored in the history. The final solution can be shared. [ Content ] - all important quantities for the circle and sphere calculation - formulas for all important quantities of a sphere, circle, sector and the segment - infographic to illustrate the topic - search bar to find the desired quantity - history function to save input - detailed solution - positive numbers, decimals and fractions are supported - no ads! [ Usage ] - there are several fields for entering the values ​​using a special keyboard - if values are missing, all fields are highlighted in orange - if values are oppositions (like "r = 1 and d = 3"), one affected field is highlighted in red - every value must be positive - maximum of alpha is 360° - beta must be less than 90° - if a value is no number, it is highlighted in red - the entries in the history can be deleted or sorted manually - if you select an entry in the history, it will be loaded automatically for the calculation - the entire history can be deleted by pressing a button - solutions can be shared
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Circle and Sphere Pro: FAQ

Is Circle and Sphere Pro iPad-compatible?

Yes, Circle and Sphere Pro works on iPad devices.
Glindemann, Sennoun, Langer GbR built the Circle and Sphere Pro app.
Your iOS device should have iOS 15.0 or later installed to run the app.
The average rating for the Circle and Sphere Pro app is 4.9.
The Primary Genre Of The Circle And Sphere Pro App Is Education.
1.20 is the newly released Circle and Sphere Pro version.
The latest Circle and Sphere Pro update was rolled out on July 2, 2024.
The Circle and Sphere Pro app launched on February 5, 2023.
The Circle and Sphere Pro app contains no objectionable material and is suitable for children aged Glindemann, Sennoun, Langer GbR.
You can use the Circle and Sphere Pro app in American English, French (France), German (Germany) and 8 more.
No, Circle and Sphere Pro is not on Apple Arcade.
No, Circle and Sphere Pro does not integrate in-app purchases for users.
No, Circle and Sphere Pro does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Circle and Sphere Pro

  • Great Developer & app

    Works flawlessly, handy tool
    Great Developer support
    PS- 3rd party Google data mines everything

    Developer Response

    Hello, that is a good point. Let me explain the usage of data. It is correct that we get some data, but only for monitoring. "Location" is only about the country. Means - we see "100 users from US; 40 from France; 20 in Germany; etc.". We provide our apps in 11 different languages. The country data help us to see where the app is used and if some problems occur that might have something to do with language localization. Maybe that "device ID"-thing might be another scary factor. But this only shows the difference if the app was launched the first time or if users come back. This is only a pale numbers that helps us to understand if people just downloading, open once and say "yeah, remove that s*$t" or if there is a real use. Some information help us to understand that teachers and parents are using these apps too. At first we designed the apps only for pupils. But the data are only some simple numbers too like "40% are in age of 25-35; 20% in 36-45; etc". The rest are crashes and some things to check if the app works properly. "Uncontrolled 3rd parties" - we use Firebase for this. In the end it is Google who is managing this, but they say they only monitor the data. That is the only information that we get. From our point of view we only use data to improve the service. But we use a 3rd party that is connected to Google. It is up to you if you trust Google. I hope I was able to provide some clarity. Kind regards Ps. Let me tell you that I nearly get the same information from my apple developer console. So yeah ... everything the same. ---- Thank you very much for updating your review. 🙏
  • TOO VAGUE ON PRIVACY -ESP 3rd PARTY

    Don’t know about app performance as NOT agreeing to collection of data esp location , some to uncontrolled 3rd parties, just to perform simple math equations

    Developer Response

    Hello, that is a good point. Let me explain the usage of data. It is correct that we get some data, but only for monitoring. "Location" is only about the country. Means - we see "100 users from US; 40 from France; 20 in Germany; etc.". We provide our apps in 11 different languages. The country data help us to see where the app is used and if some problems occur that might have something to do with language localization. Maybe that "device ID"-thing might be another scary factor. But this only shows the difference if the app was launched the first time or if users come back. This is only a pale numbers that helps us to understand if people just downloading, open once and say "yeah, remove that s*$t" or if there is a real use. Some information help us to understand that teachers and parents are using these apps too. At first we designed the apps only for pupils. But the data are only some simple numbers too like "40% are in age of 25-35; 20% in 36-45; etc". The rest are crashes and some things to check if the app works properly. "Uncontrolled 3rd parties" - we use Firebase for this. In the end it is Google who is managing this, but they say they only monitor the data. That is the only information that we get. From our point of view we only use data to improve the service. But we use a 3rd party that is connected to Google. It is up to you if you trust Google. I hope I was able to provide some clarity. Kind regards Ps. Let me tell you that I nearly get the same information from my apple developer console. So yeah ... everything the same.
  • Change the units?

    This app is great. The only problem I have is it’s in meters. How can I make it feet or another unit? This is pointless if all we get is meters.

    Developer Response

    Hello Batman2287, thanks a lot for your positive feedback! At the moment there is no option to change the units. But I will note it and check what I can do for the next updates. Kind regards