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Finger cross this includes a first class calculator...

• kondro 7y ago
  Just buy PCalc and support an awesome indie developer.
  • ianai 7y ago
    Are there any other options? Pcalc actually has many people complaining about lack of features.
    • WillPostForFood 7y ago
      It's an untraditional calculator, but I love Soulver from Acqualia. It is always one of the first things I install on a new iPhone or Mac. https://www.acqualia.com/soulver/iphone/ https://www.acqualia.com/soulver/iphone/
      • valtism 7y ago
        Soulver is amazing, and totally changes the way you use a calculator.
      • RBerenguel 7y ago
        Alternatively, I use a lot for a long while Tydlig. Sadly it has been stagnant for a while (I'd like to be able to save "sheets", for instance). But its interaction mode (akin to a spreadsheet, in a sense) is very refreshing. http://tydligapp.com http://tydligapp.com
        • tsar_nikolai 7y ago
          +1 for tydlig, among the first apps I install on every new iPhone
• george_perez 7y ago
  It doesn't.
• mhd 7y ago
  Can I have one as a desk accessory like the original Macintosh (or some DOS TSRs), ie. a floating window while we're doing wish lists?
  • rahoulb 7y ago
    PCalc works as a notification widget - so it looks like you can have it floating on the new iPadOS homescreen - or just pull down and swipe to access it everywhere else