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A distraction-free calculator that provides live results as you type, with smart history and easy editing. It offers currency formatting, percentage calculations, and customizable themes for a personalized experience.
1.8.3
September 10, 2026
- Added a percent mode for showing results as percentages. - Exponents now display as superscripts, just like in math class. - The exponent button (x^y) now applies to the number at the cursor. Have an idea? I’d love to hear it! Send feedback anytime from Dash Calc › Settings.
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Mar 7, 2025 — Mar 18, 2025
Thanks for the great review! I built Dash Calc to be exactly that—simple and distraction-free. Excited to keep improving it!
No, Dash Calc is completely ad-free, as stated in its subtitle and description. This ensures a distraction-free experience for users focused on calculations.
Dash Calc is a paid application priced at $4.00. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features without ongoing costs.
Currently, Dash Calc is supported on iPhones. The app is designed to adapt to system appearance and text size settings on supported devices.
The latest version of Dash Calc is 1.5.0, last updated on March 30, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.
Yes, you can easily edit any number or operator in a previous expression without starting over. This feature allows for corrections and adjustments to long calculations.
Yes, Dash Calc is designed to work offline, as highlighted in its subtitle. This means you can perform calculations without an internet connection.
Dash Calc focuses on basic math operations, including live results, standard math precedence, parentheses, currency formatting, and percentages. It does not include advanced scientific or trigonometric functions.
Dash Calc is designed with user attention and focus in mind, avoiding popups and interruptions. While specific data handling policies are not detailed, its offline nature and focus on core functionality suggest minimal data collection.
