Fast Fractal

Fast Fractal

Ultra-fast fractal explorer

35 ratings
76 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 25, 2010
  • December 22, 2019

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Explore the Mandelbrot and Julia sets with incredible speed and detail. This app offers fluid navigation through vast magnifications, spectacular image quality, and support for multi-core processors. Easily adjust coordinates and iteration counts for a personalized fractal journey.

โœ“Ultra-fast fractal exploration
โœ“Fluid pinch and swipe gestures
โœ“Spectacular image quality
โœ“100 billion times magnification
โœ“Multi-core chip support
โœ“Mandelbrot and Julia set switching
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What's New in Fast Fractal

1.0.4

December 22, 2019

- Updated Fast Fractal to support the screen sizes and screen shapes (notches, etc.) of current iOS devices.

User reviews

FAST and detailed

You can set the detail.

Smooth but limited

Fast fractal is what it claims to be: fast! Itโ€™s fun to play around with but the zoom is quite limited so you canโ€™t really get down to the fun stuff. Also itโ€™s missing auto zoom.

Surprisingly Powerful

You can do a lot with this app. Itโ€™s fast and powerful, with a lot of options. Take the time to explore the settings, and youโ€™ll be surprised what all you can do.

Let us toggle some other fractals

Can you let us toggle the Burning Ship fractal?

Lol hilariously ad heavy

Threw down an ad before it even opened.

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Reported Bugs

8 issues

Ads before opening the app

Bug

Zoom hits a dead end

Bug

Oversampling feature causes crashes on older devices

Bug

App advertises other apps on closing

Bug

Zoom freezes when hand is removed from screen

Bug

Does not support retina display (reported in older review)

Bug

Forgets off-screen details instantly

Bug

Picture lost if device is rotated

Bug
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Requested Features

14 requests

Add Burning Ship fractal

Feature

Auto zoom out feature

Feature

Option to set maximum zoom level

Feature

Add bookmarks for zoom points

Feature

Allow toggling of other fractals

Feature

Add a button to automatically zoom out

Feature

Implement a slider for zoom out speed

Feature

Add landscape view support

Feature

Allow setting maximum magnification factor

Feature

Add banded color palettes

Feature

Add a touch point for Julia set generation

Feature

Automatically increase max iterations based on zoom level

Feature

Option to pick colors by 'potential'

Feature

Better icon design

Feature

FAQ

What does Fast Fractal do?

Fast Fractal is an application designed for exploring fractal sets, specifically the Mandelbrot and Julia sets. It allows users to navigate through these complex mathematical structures with high speed and detail, offering a fluid and visually impressive experience.

What are the key features of Fast Fractal?

Key features include ultra-fast exploration with fluid pinch and swipe gestures, spectacular image quality, and the ability to magnify up to 100 billion times. It also supports multi-core processors, allows easy setting of coordinates and iterations, and enables switching between Mandelbrot and Julia sets.

Is Fast Fractal free to use?

Yes, Fast Fractal is available for free. The application does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted exploration experience.

What kind of devices is Fast Fractal compatible with?

While specific device compatibility isn't detailed, the app mentions full support for multi-core chips, suggesting it is optimized for modern mobile devices that can leverage such processing power for its demanding calculations.

Who would benefit from using Fast Fractal?

This app is ideal for anyone interested in mathematical visualizations, including students learning about fractals, educators demonstrating mathematical concepts, or hobbyists who enjoy exploring complex patterns and high levels of magnification.