Kalkulilo (Calculator) Hack 5.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Alexander Clauss
Category: Productivity
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 5.0
ID: de.icab.TouchCalc
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Description
Kalkulilo is a comfortable calculator program and offers several different modes.
- The scientific mode offers all the usual functions and operations like the basic arithmetical operations, power, logarithm, roots, trigonometry etc.
- The bit/integer mode offers logical operations (AND, OR, XOR, >>, etc.) on bit level. All values can be displayed as binary, octal, decimal or hexadecimal numbers. Calculations can be done in 8, 16 32 or 64 bits.
- In the statistics mode you can create a sample by adding several values and then calculate mean, median, quantil values, variance, standard deviation, range etc.
- Trigonometry mode provides lots of trigonometric functions
- The base/radix mode allows you to do calculations with numbers of base 2 to base 36
- The Time mode lets you directly work with time values (hours, minutes seconds)
- A simple calculator is also included, with just the basic operators and large buttons.
Colorized keys will help to distinguish between the different categories of the functions and operations. The user interface (design, colors) can be customized.
The App also includes a calculator widget for the notification center and a calculator App for the Apple Watch.
Note: This app uses ads to generate revenue to cover the costs for developement and support, and to be able to provide the App for free. But you can get rid of the ads permanently for a small fee via In-App purchase.
- The scientific mode offers all the usual functions and operations like the basic arithmetical operations, power, logarithm, roots, trigonometry etc.
- The bit/integer mode offers logical operations (AND, OR, XOR, >>, etc.) on bit level. All values can be displayed as binary, octal, decimal or hexadecimal numbers. Calculations can be done in 8, 16 32 or 64 bits.
- In the statistics mode you can create a sample by adding several values and then calculate mean, median, quantil values, variance, standard deviation, range etc.
- Trigonometry mode provides lots of trigonometric functions
- The base/radix mode allows you to do calculations with numbers of base 2 to base 36
- The Time mode lets you directly work with time values (hours, minutes seconds)
- A simple calculator is also included, with just the basic operators and large buttons.
Colorized keys will help to distinguish between the different categories of the functions and operations. The user interface (design, colors) can be customized.
The App also includes a calculator widget for the notification center and a calculator App for the Apple Watch.
Note: This app uses ads to generate revenue to cover the costs for developement and support, and to be able to provide the App for free. But you can get rid of the ads permanently for a small fee via In-App purchase.
Version history
5.0
2022-05-22
- New calculator mode added which deals with absolute values, integral, fractional, signum, ceiling, floor, truncate, gcd, lcm functions
- New option in the settings to copy numbers in the country-specific number format to the clipboard
- The swipe gesture to switch between the calculator modes can be switched off in the settings.
- The Watch App has received a slightly different design and layout
- New option in the settings to copy numbers in the country-specific number format to the clipboard
- The swipe gesture to switch between the calculator modes can be switched off in the settings.
- The Watch App has received a slightly different design and layout
4.9
2020-09-17
Fixes an issue with unreadable buttons under iOS 14
4.8.1
2019-10-21
- Fixes an issue when copying a binary number with 64 Bit into the clipboard.
- Fixes an issue with unresponsive switches in the settings.
- Fixes an issue with unresponsive switches in the settings.
4.8
2019-10-18
- Adds support for the dark mode of iOS 13
- Adds support for the large text sizes of the accessibility settings of the system.
- Adds support for the large text sizes of the accessibility settings of the system.
4.7
2018-11-13
- Support for the new iPhone XS, XS Max, Xr added
- Support for the new iPad Pro 11" and iPad Pro 12,9" added
- Support for the new Apple Watch 4 added
- Complications for the Apple Watch added, which can be used to quickly launch the Calculator on the watch
- Support for the new iPad Pro 11" and iPad Pro 12,9" added
- Support for the new Apple Watch 4 added
- Complications for the Apple Watch added, which can be used to quickly launch the Calculator on the watch
4.6
2017-11-20
- Support for iPhone X added
- Adds some missing accessibility labels on the Apple Watch
- Adds some missing accessibility labels on the Apple Watch
4.5
2016-09-28
- The Widget supports the new compact and expanded widget dimensions under iOS 10
- A few Bugfixes
- A few Bugfixes
4.2
2016-06-03
- Fixes an issue with the highlighting of certain buttons under newer iOS releases.
4.1
2016-01-11
- Added shortcuts for the AppIcon on the iPhone 6s/6s plus (3D Touch) to quickly open certain calculators directly from the home screen
- Fixes a small layout issue on the AppleWatch where the bottom row of buttons where difficult to touch (it looked like the „page control“ was overlapping the bottom part of these buttons)
- Fixes a small layout issue on the AppleWatch where the bottom row of buttons where difficult to touch (it looked like the „page control“ was overlapping the bottom part of these buttons)
4.0
2015-10-06
- Includes a native App for WatchOS 2 (which doesn’t need the phone to run)
- Supports the „Split screen“ mode of iOS 9 on the iPad (on iPad models which support this mode)
- It is possible to paste numbers from the pasteboard (tap on the "calculator display“ to get the copy/paste menu).
- Supports the „Split screen“ mode of iOS 9 on the iPad (on iPad models which support this mode)
- It is possible to paste numbers from the pasteboard (tap on the "calculator display“ to get the copy/paste menu).
3.5.1
2015-06-29
- This version includes much more detailed accessibility labels for VoiveOver (for the App, Widget and Watch)
- Bugfix: A button in the Watch App was linked to the wrong function.
- Bugfix: A button in the Watch App was linked to the wrong function.
3.5
2015-06-17
This update includes an App for the Apple Watch. You can do calculations directly on the Apple Watch, so you don't need to pull your iPhone out of the pocket if you want to do some quick calculations.
3.3.1
2015-05-11
Fixes an issue with the User Interface settings under iOS 8.
3.3
2015-04-04
- The „modulo“ operation is now also available in Integer/Bit mode
- A widget for the notification center added (iOS 8 only) so the calculator can be now also used directly with the notification center
- A few bugfixes
- A widget for the notification center added (iOS 8 only) so the calculator can be now also used directly with the notification center
- A few bugfixes
3.2
2015-01-08
- Adds a new „time“ calculator which lets you work with hours, minutes and seconds
- Fixes a few visual glitches on the iPhone 6 plus
- Fixes a few visual glitches on the iPhone 6 plus
3.1
2014-02-06
- Updated for iOS 7 and the new 64 Bit devices
- New App name
- New App name
3.0.1
2013-02-14
Fixes an issue with doing In-App Purchases, when there's no internet connection while the App was launched.
3.0
2012-11-12
- Optimized for the new iPhone 5 and iPod Touch models
- Some new calculators added
- All calculators are available for portrait and landscape mode
- Customizable colors
Via an In-App purchase you can get rid of the iAds forever.
- Some new calculators added
- All calculators are available for portrait and landscape mode
- Customizable colors
Via an In-App purchase you can get rid of the iAds forever.
2.0
2010-05-28
The update introduces an optimized user interface for the iPad. So TouchCalc is now a Universal App that runs on iPhone, iPop Touch and iPad.
1.4.4
2010-04-05
- Bugfix: The "xRoLy" and "xRoRy" functions didn't work correctly for y values other than 1.
1.4.3
2010-03-29
- Bugfix: The "median" function did calculated the "lower median" instead of the real one
- Button labels are now a little bit larger
- Button labels are now a little bit larger
1.4.2
2010-01-19
Bugfix: When in engineering notation, numbers whose negative powers were already a multiple of 3 where not always displayed correctly (the value itself was correct, only the formatting was not what would have been expected).
1.4.1
2009-12-11
- Bugfix: tapping the button "(" followed by "AC" did cause the "=" key to stop working.
- The last number that is displayed is now saved when the app is quit and restored the next tim the app is launched.
- a few smaller harmless bugs were fixed
- The last number that is displayed is now saved when the app is quit and restored the next tim the app is launched.
- a few smaller harmless bugs were fixed
1.4
2009-06-15
- New setting added to change the notation of the results: the results can be displayed normally, in exponential notation and in engineering notation (exponents in multiples of 3)
- Several smaller Bugfixes
- Several smaller Bugfixes
1.3
2008-09-27
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Remove Ads (Removes all the Ads from the App, so the App can be used ad-free and the full screen is used for the calculators.) |
Free |
JJ445870312✱✱✱✱✱ | 3FC519E✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
22 Ratings
Reviews
Rylar99,
My favorite calculator
I love this calculator. The only problem I have with it is when you are working in scientific mode then switch to bit mode the number doesn’t transfer over correctly. Even when it’s an integer. Is it in floating point representation or something?
12bar,
Excellent calculator!
This is my go-to calculator for iPhone. It has everything you need for scientific, bit/integer, and statistics. I feel it was written for programmers. There are many cool options such as adjustable bit depth, etc. The negative reviews complaining about ads should pony up the money and buy the app!
Zirconian777888,
Moving Forward
I loved this app, I truly did. Until... I updated it.
This app has been extremely useful and totally user-friendly, but the new interface... I don't know why it had to be changed. This app has helped me through physics, biomechanics, chemistry and other functions that entailed a calculator.
I want to thank this app for everything, for being the best and absolutely free. But now I think I am sticking with the Calculator+ app. For those who like editing and dislike ads, this is the app for you. Bye and thank you again. I thought updating should move the app forward, make it better and not regress.
This app has been extremely useful and totally user-friendly, but the new interface... I don't know why it had to be changed. This app has helped me through physics, biomechanics, chemistry and other functions that entailed a calculator.
I want to thank this app for everything, for being the best and absolutely free. But now I think I am sticking with the Calculator+ app. For those who like editing and dislike ads, this is the app for you. Bye and thank you again. I thought updating should move the app forward, make it better and not regress.
BasenjiBuddy,
Just what I needed!
I'm visually handicapped, and I've looked all over for a decent, well-designed calculator with the functions I need. The contrast on the button layout is helpful.
In earlier versions, I was annoyed by some rather poor VoiceOver support. It seems to have improved greatly, and as a bonus the developer has now added support for the Apple Watch! What's pleasing is that the Apple Watch support is actually well thought out. It works far better than other calculators I've tried on it. It was immediately usable and I am highly appreciative of that.
I've finally reached the point where I am deleting the other calculators I use. This app now does it all for me, and does it well.
In earlier versions, I was annoyed by some rather poor VoiceOver support. It seems to have improved greatly, and as a bonus the developer has now added support for the Apple Watch! What's pleasing is that the Apple Watch support is actually well thought out. It works far better than other calculators I've tried on it. It was immediately usable and I am highly appreciative of that.
I've finally reached the point where I am deleting the other calculators I use. This app now does it all for me, and does it well.
Dcm684,
I will be looking for a new calculator
The previous version of the calculator was all that I needed as an engineer/programmer. It had all of the functionality that was needed and Iwas content with it not being updated any more.
That said the new version adds iAds and changes the color scheme. I understand the desire to get paid for your work as you should be. Unfortunately the implemetation of it in this program is poor. Evening moving the ads to the bottom of the screen would help. I liked the amount of space afforded to the display (the non-keypad part of the calculator) in previous versions. It seems that this is where all of the space was taken from for the ad. A splash screen with an ad would be better than and iAd banner.
Now the other problem is the color scheme. It looks like an engineer or programmer came up with it. It may be functional but it is not appealing. The old color scheme was much better.I know I can change the colors for my buttons, but it would be better if the original scheme was default. As a side note how in demand was this feature?
I know it is a free app and I can go elsewhere. That is exactly what I will be doing.
That said the new version adds iAds and changes the color scheme. I understand the desire to get paid for your work as you should be. Unfortunately the implemetation of it in this program is poor. Evening moving the ads to the bottom of the screen would help. I liked the amount of space afforded to the display (the non-keypad part of the calculator) in previous versions. It seems that this is where all of the space was taken from for the ad. A splash screen with an ad would be better than and iAd banner.
Now the other problem is the color scheme. It looks like an engineer or programmer came up with it. It may be functional but it is not appealing. The old color scheme was much better.I know I can change the colors for my buttons, but it would be better if the original scheme was default. As a side note how in demand was this feature?
I know it is a free app and I can go elsewhere. That is exactly what I will be doing.
suecqueue,
A Pleasure to Use
Start with a full function calculator that has every mode you might want, including scientific, statistics, trig, binary, even a mode for time and circular angles such as latitude and longitude.
Now add a customizable user interface that is not merely useful, but beautiful, and this wonderful app is what you get.
I especially love being able to easily find different groups of functions by setting them to different colors, like pink for memory, green for trig, and greenish blue for roots and logarithms.
The buttons and number display are very easy to read even on a small iphone.
This is one of my 'must have' apps.
Now add a customizable user interface that is not merely useful, but beautiful, and this wonderful app is what you get.
I especially love being able to easily find different groups of functions by setting them to different colors, like pink for memory, green for trig, and greenish blue for roots and logarithms.
The buttons and number display are very easy to read even on a small iphone.
This is one of my 'must have' apps.
Bartzumbari,
Excellent general purpose calculator
Big thumbs up to Touchcalc!
Apple's built-in calculator is nice, but it's missing power-of-10 and the "exp" function is implemented weird and I hate the sideways orientation--Touchcalc gets all these things right and is the only non-RPN calculator I've found that truly replaces my trusty old radio shack scientific calculator. I do wish the arithmetic symbols (+, x, -, ÷) were larger--it's hard to distinguish easily between the + and ÷ and ± symbols. If these were fixed, I'd give it five stars.
Apple's built-in calculator is nice, but it's missing power-of-10 and the "exp" function is implemented weird and I hate the sideways orientation--Touchcalc gets all these things right and is the only non-RPN calculator I've found that truly replaces my trusty old radio shack scientific calculator. I do wish the arithmetic symbols (+, x, -, ÷) were larger--it's hard to distinguish easily between the + and ÷ and ± symbols. If these were fixed, I'd give it five stars.
LittleJon2000,
Excellent apart from the keyboard click
This is the kind of calculator that should have been included with the iPhone as standard (as an advanced mode within the Calculator application). The layout is good and while there's a lot of color, it's used to good effect to help group keys by function. My only real complaint is the very loud and sharp keyboard click sound. If there's a way of turning it off/down, I've not located it.
BboyDubC,
Great app, some advice
One thing I would like to do with the binary calculation feature is enter in some number in binary, then shift it by some integer like 3. Unfortunately if you are in binary mode then press the shift button, then want to switch to decimal mode to enter in the integer, it loses the shift operation and thinks that you are starting a new operation. There might be more little stuff like this. Otherwise, has fantastic features.
Geohough,
Best Apple Watch calculator!!!
This is the best calculator that I have found for the Apple Watch. First, the screen is well organized and uncluttered. Secondly, the app is native so button responses are fast. Lastly (and perhaps best) the calculator takes advantage of haptic feedback to confirm button pushes! Finally, a suitable replacement for my Casio CFX-200!
It would be nice to have a 'back' button to erase mistaken entries, and perhaps a list of constants, but as it is it is a terrific piece of programming!
Bravo!
It would be nice to have a 'back' button to erase mistaken entries, and perhaps a list of constants, but as it is it is a terrific piece of programming!
Bravo!
