CalculatorPro vs RPN

Your system calculator says 0.1 + 0.2 = 0.30000000000000004. CalculatorPro doesn't. Arithmetic runs on exact rational numbers, not floating point. 1 ÷ 3 × 3 is 1. 19.99 × 3 is 59.97. Results that must be approximate — trig, logarithms — are marked with ≈, so you always know which numbers you can copy into a contract. — Accurate • Arithmetic, integer powers and decimals: zero error • 1 ÷ 3 shows its repeating digits with an overline, not a string of 333333 • sin(30°) = 0.5 and sin(180°) = 0, not 1.22e-16 • log(100) = 2 (many calculators give you the natural log, 4.605) • 200 + 10% = 220, not 200.1 — Calculates as you type • Live results — no need to press equals • Parentheses, backspace and percent at hand; edit the expression any time • Errors underline the exact fragment at fault and explain in plain language — Nothing gets lost • Every calculation is kept, with full-text search that stays instant across thousands of entries • Notes, pinning, and export to CSV / JSON / Markdown • History stores exact values — reload one in three years and no precision is lost — Two keypads, swipe to switch • Basic: a superset of the system calculator — parentheses, backspace, correct percentages • Scientific: trig, hyperbolics, logs, roots, factorials, modulo, DEG·RAD·GRAD — Also • 20 themes; light and dark are chosen independently, including Blueprint, Terminal, Receipt and Neon • Distinct haptics for digits, operators and equals • Full hardware keyboard mapping; split layout in landscape on iPad • Complete VoiceOver support and Dynamic Type — Privacy No data collected. No account, no network, no analytics. History never leaves your device. No in-app purchases, no subscription, no ads.

The basic four function calculator displays numbers in fixed format. The scientific calculator has 75 built-in functions covering logarithms, powers, roots, trigonometric, date, time, memory operations, statistics, and probabilities and up to four user defined macro functions. It displays numbers in user configurable fixed, scientific, or engineering formats. The user configurable calculator has sixteen user configurable function buttons that can each be assigned two functions from 75 built-in functions and access an unlimited number of user defined macro functions. It displays numbers in user configurable fixed, scientific, or engineering formats. The programmer’s calculator has a hexadecimal keypad and displays numbers in user configurable hexadecimal format. It has four basic mathematics, six bitwise, and two shift functions. All calculators share an operation history display for ease of reviewing computations and extensive in-app help documentation. Numbers can be copied to and pasted from the clipboard for ease of use with other applications.