Dev Calc vs Calque

You can convert numeric to Bin, Oct, Dec, Hex immediately with Signed, Unsigned. ** Introduction ** This is a calculator app to help System Developers and Programmers. Convert numeric to binary, octal, decimal, hex immediately. You can set conversion bit number and signed/unsigned, so you can adjust settings for binary, short, int, long. Also you can get clolor code for system application from RGB and Color Picker. And you can choose preset color simply. ** Overview ** - Convert numeric to binary, octal, decimal, hex immediately. - You can edit each digits for detailed confirmation. - You can get color code from RGB, HSL, HSV and Color Picker. - Using preset color, you can get color code quickly. ** Characteristics ** >> Numeric conversion - You can input numeric in binary, octal, decimal, hex. - You can choose bits size from 8bits, 16bits, 32bits, 64bits. - You can choose signed numeric or unsigned numeric. - you can edit each digits directly. >> Color code - You can see a color code in Hex, RGB, HSL and HSV. - Support alpha channel of color. - You can get a color code from RGB, HSL, HSV adjuster and Color Picker. - You can get a color code just by choosing a preset color. ** Terms of Use ** https://coconutsdevelop.com/en/terms/terms_of_use.html ** Developer website ** https://coconutsdevelop.com/

The calendar on your fridge is probably the most accurate one you own, and it syncs to nothing. Calque fixes that. photograph the wall calendar, the paper planner, the whiteboard grid at work. it finds the grid, reads what's written in each box, and hands you a list of events to check before anything touches your real calendar. you fix the one it misread, toss the one about someone else's dentist, and add the rest to your calendar or share an .ics anywhere. Two ways to read: The free tier runs entirely on your device. the photo never leaves your phone, full stop. it's honest work, best with printed or neat handwriting. Calque Plus ($2.99/month or $23.99/year) sends the photo to a cloud model that reads real handwriting, the kind where "soccer 4:30" slants uphill into the margin. 200 scans a month, which is a lot of fridge calendars. images are processed and deleted, and your scan history lives on your device, not our servers. Either way you review before anything is saved. Calque writes ink colors to matching calendars too, so the red pen stays the family calendar and the blue pen stays work. one subscription covers the app and calque.ponderance.dev. No accounts needed for the free tier. no ads, no tracking, no selling your data. it reads your calendar, that's it. terms of use: https://ponderance.dev/terms privacy policy: https://ponderance.dev/privacy