BIG CALCULATOR. vs TapReader

A calculator you can actually see — and now hear. Big Calculator does four things — add, subtract, multiply and divide — with keys and digits large enough to read and to hit first time. Nothing else is on the screen. It was built for people who find the calculator that came with their phone too small: for cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration, and for anyone whose eyes are simply not what they were. BIG WHERE IT COUNTS • Keys that fill the screen, with room between them • A readout in large, heavy type — no thin, faint numbers • Hide the memory keys and every remaining button grows • Long sums stay readable, grouped the way your country writes them • Portrait or landscape, on iPhone and iPad IT READS THE ANSWER OUT LOUD Turn on VoiceOver and Big Calculator speaks each result the moment it is worked out, so you never have to hunt across the screen for the answer. • Every key says what it is — "Add", "Equals", "Memory add" — not "plus sign" • Divide by zero and it says so, in words • Switch the speaking off in Settings if you would rather it stayed quiet Most calculators leave a blind user to explore the screen and guess. This one tells you. THREE LOOKS — PICK WHAT SUITS YOUR EYES • Warm Paper — dark type on a bright, warm background. Easiest to read for most people. • Night — white on black at high contrast, for eyes that find bright screens painful. • Classic — the original look, with bolder type. The whole app repaints the moment you choose, so you see the difference before you commit. A DESK CALCULATOR ON YOUR PHONE • M+, M− and MRC memory keys, where you expect them • AC clears everything, C clears just the entry • A key press you can hear — or silence it in Settings IN YOUR LANGUAGE, WITH YOUR NUMBERS Available in 23 languages. The decimal point and the thousands separator follow your own country's convention, so the number on screen is written the way you write it — 1,234.56 or 1.234,56 or 1 234,56, whichever is yours. NOTHING ELSE No account. No sign-in. No cloud. Nothing to learn. Your sums stay on your phone. Big Calculator is free, supported by a single banner advert at the bottom of the screen. SUBSCRIPTION Big Calculator Plus — an optional auto-renewing subscription, one year in length. No ads, plus a bigger keypad and display with more room for your calculations. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase. It renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in your Apple Account settings. The price is shown before you confirm. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://developer-yl.github.io/big-calculator/privacy.html

TAPREADER Scan and listen — 100% offline. No subscription. No login. Just $1.99 — forever. TapReader is designed for anyone who needs a fast, private way to read printed text. Whether you’re on the go, in a hurry, or prefer to listen, TapReader makes reading easier for everyone. It’s especially beneficial for users with vision impairments, but it's just as perfect for anyone looking for a simple, effective solution for reading text quickly and easily. How it works: Select a language, tap Scan to capture text, then tap Read to hear it aloud — it's that easy. For better results, use Ava(enhanced) voice. To download it, go to your device's 'settings' - 'Accessibility' - 'Spoken Content' - 'Voices' - 'English' - 'Voice', find and download Ava Enhanced voice. 100% offline — no Wi-Fi or mobile data required Accessible design — easy for users with vision issues No setup or account needed — just open and use No image upload or personal data collection Natural-sounding English voice, plus 9 major languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian Accurate and fast text recognition: it reads handwriting too Can be used anytime, anywhere Zoom in to scan and read from distance: shop signs, street names, plate numbers etc. DISCLAIMER: TapReader is not a medical device. It helps users read printed text and does not provide medical advice or treatment.