Math typing made effortless!
The keyboard layout is clever, intuitive, and surprisingly, easy to learn. It makes entering numbers, symbols, and calculations incredibly fast. I never imagined I could complete math homework with the same speed and polished appearance that I have when writing a paper. Arithmetype makes mathematical work, feel effortless, professional, and even enjoyable. Highly recommended!
You need to add √ as an exponent
NOTE: Nice APP, but unfortunately the developer doesn’t respond to emails or reviews! S
Response from developer
I hope you saw my reply after you emailed us about this. There is not a superscript square root in Unicode so it may not be possible. I am checking with our programmers to see if there is an alternate solution.
Only showing on 1 iOS device
Response from developer
Sorry to hear you are having trouble adding the ArithmeType app to another device. Here is a Step-by-Step Fix to Open the App Store on the secondary device. Tap your profile picture (or the account icon) in the top-right corner. Select Purchased (if using Family Sharing, tap My Purchases). Use the search bar at the top of this list and type ArithmeType. Tap the Cloud icon (a cloud with a down arrow) next to it to install it for free. What to Do If It Still Asks for PaymentIf the app does not show up in your purchased history or still demands payment, try these troubleshooting steps: Verify the ID: Go to your device Settings, tap your name at the top, and double-check that the email matches the exact account used on the first device. Refresh the App Store: Sometimes the store cache glitches. Swipe up from the bottom of your screen to close the App Store app completely, then reopen it. Sign Out and Back In: Go to Settings > [Your Name] > Media & Purchases, select Sign Out, and then log back in to force Apple to refresh your purchase license library. Check Hidden Purchases: If you accidentally hid the app in the past, it won't show in your main list. Check your account settings under "Hidden Purchases" to unhide it.
You need to add √ as an exponent
No gradient symbol ∇
Response from developer
Please see the latest update from 10/10/25 that incorporates the gradient symbol in the calculus pop-up menu. Sorry that was missed! It has always been on our calculus hardware keyboard but was inadvertently missed when creating the iOS keyboard. Sorry for any inconvenience.
