Mathematics with PocketCAS Pro Hack 2023.1.4 + Redeem Codes
Graphing, Calculus and Algebra
Developer: Timing Software GmbH
Category: Education
Price: $19.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2023.1.4
ID: info.eurocomp.PocketCAS3pro
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Description
PocketCAS is the most advanced mathematics application for iPhone and iPad. It can help you with any kind of math problem, from elementary school all the way up to calculus, algebra and statistics. It can replace your old graphing calculator, help you with your homework, and assist you in any kind of calculation for university or work.
This app is an indispensable tool for every student, teacher and engineer. It makes college-level calculus and algebra easy and can help you in a wide range of cases. It provides features comparable with a TI-89 calculator and combines them with a modern, intuitive interface and incredible graphics capabilities.
MATHEMATICAL CAPABILITIES
- 2D Plots: Quickly create 2D cartesian, implicit, polar or parametric plots.
- 3D Plots: PocketCAS draws stunning 3D plots! Supports x-y cartesian plots, parametric area plots and parametric line plots.
- Animated plots: Use the variable 'anim' to animate any plot over time.
- Calculus: Calculate limits, derivatives, integrals and taylor expansions.
- Linear Algebra: Invert and multiply matrices or calculate determinants, eigenvalues and much more!
- Algebra: Perform integer and polynomial factorization and division, use permutations, and more.
- Solving: PocketCAS will solve almost any equation for you. It even supports systems of linear equations and ordinary differential equations!
- Scripting: PocketCAS' C-style scripting language allows you to define custom functions, use conditional expressions, loops and also supports recursion.
- Physical Units: Constants and units are provided out of the box. Simply enter physical formulas with the corresponding units and convert results to the units you prefer.
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONALITY
- iCloud support: Sync documents between your Mac, iPhone and iPad!
- Export: Print or export plots, entries or the whole document as PDF!
- Document Import: Load functions and variables from existing documents to re-use your work in other calculations.
- CSV Import: Load tabular data in CSV format and process it!
- Mathematical keyboard: PocketCAS' mathematical keyboard is unmatched on the App Store.
- Help: All functions are explained in the built-in reference. If you're stuck, there's plenty of tutorials as well as a manual (https://pocketcas.com/manual) to get you going. And you can always contact our support (https://pocketcas.com/support) for help!
- Offline computation: PocketCAS doesn't need an internet connection to calculate results.
USER REVIEWS
"This program has an incredible amount of power for such a compact program. I teach high school math, and this program can work with all sorts of expressions, graphs, and help check my work. Definitely worth it!"
"You will love this calculator. It's powerful to calculate everything, doesn't matter you're a high school student or college student. Specially for the people who like to solve problems with graphs!"
"This app is so powerful and slick looking. It is totally amazing and what it can do."
"One of three Apps I use when teaching A Level maths. Have recommended to numerous students. Excellent."
"This is one of the best. The CAS capabilities are compatible to only two other apps, and this one is all offline and includes countless additional features. It's never steered me wrong and is the first thing I go to when I'm in a hurry to figure something out. If you're a student this is pretty much as good as it can get."
"I am 8 years old and this App is awesome! It helps you learn calculus quickly. It's a work of art!"
This app is an indispensable tool for every student, teacher and engineer. It makes college-level calculus and algebra easy and can help you in a wide range of cases. It provides features comparable with a TI-89 calculator and combines them with a modern, intuitive interface and incredible graphics capabilities.
MATHEMATICAL CAPABILITIES
- 2D Plots: Quickly create 2D cartesian, implicit, polar or parametric plots.
- 3D Plots: PocketCAS draws stunning 3D plots! Supports x-y cartesian plots, parametric area plots and parametric line plots.
- Animated plots: Use the variable 'anim' to animate any plot over time.
- Calculus: Calculate limits, derivatives, integrals and taylor expansions.
- Linear Algebra: Invert and multiply matrices or calculate determinants, eigenvalues and much more!
- Algebra: Perform integer and polynomial factorization and division, use permutations, and more.
- Solving: PocketCAS will solve almost any equation for you. It even supports systems of linear equations and ordinary differential equations!
- Scripting: PocketCAS' C-style scripting language allows you to define custom functions, use conditional expressions, loops and also supports recursion.
- Physical Units: Constants and units are provided out of the box. Simply enter physical formulas with the corresponding units and convert results to the units you prefer.
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONALITY
- iCloud support: Sync documents between your Mac, iPhone and iPad!
- Export: Print or export plots, entries or the whole document as PDF!
- Document Import: Load functions and variables from existing documents to re-use your work in other calculations.
- CSV Import: Load tabular data in CSV format and process it!
- Mathematical keyboard: PocketCAS' mathematical keyboard is unmatched on the App Store.
- Help: All functions are explained in the built-in reference. If you're stuck, there's plenty of tutorials as well as a manual (https://pocketcas.com/manual) to get you going. And you can always contact our support (https://pocketcas.com/support) for help!
- Offline computation: PocketCAS doesn't need an internet connection to calculate results.
USER REVIEWS
"This program has an incredible amount of power for such a compact program. I teach high school math, and this program can work with all sorts of expressions, graphs, and help check my work. Definitely worth it!"
"You will love this calculator. It's powerful to calculate everything, doesn't matter you're a high school student or college student. Specially for the people who like to solve problems with graphs!"
"This app is so powerful and slick looking. It is totally amazing and what it can do."
"One of three Apps I use when teaching A Level maths. Have recommended to numerous students. Excellent."
"This is one of the best. The CAS capabilities are compatible to only two other apps, and this one is all offline and includes countless additional features. It's never steered me wrong and is the first thing I go to when I'm in a hurry to figure something out. If you're a student this is pretty much as good as it can get."
"I am 8 years old and this App is awesome! It helps you learn calculus quickly. It's a work of art!"
Version history
2023.1.4
2023-09-29
- Updated the CAS kernel to the latest version.
- Version 2023.1.3 should hopefully fix a crash at launch on iOS 12.
- Version 2023.1.4 should hopefully fix another crash when loading documents.
- Version 2023.1.3 should hopefully fix a crash at launch on iOS 12.
- Version 2023.1.4 should hopefully fix another crash when loading documents.
2023.1.3
2023-09-27
- Updated the CAS kernel to the latest version.
- This version should hopefully also fix a crash at launch on iOS 12.
- This version should hopefully also fix a crash at launch on iOS 12.
2023.1.2
2023-09-22
Updated the CAS kernel to the latest version.
Reverted the crash fix from version 2023.1.1, as it caused a lot of other problems. Sorry about that!
Reverted the crash fix from version 2023.1.1, as it caused a lot of other problems. Sorry about that!
2023.1.1
2023-09-21
- Updated the CAS kernel to the latest version.
- Version 2023.1.1: Fixed a crash at launch on older operating system versions.
- Version 2023.1.1: Fixed a crash at launch on older operating system versions.
2023.1
2023-09-20
Update to the latest version of the CAS kernel.
2022.2
2022-05-05
Fixed an issue when plotting implicit plots like x=1.
2022.1
2022-03-31
- Updated the CAS kernel to the latest version.
- Added support for 120 Hz animations on ProMotion-enabled iPhones.
- Fixed a few crashes.
- Added support for 120 Hz animations on ProMotion-enabled iPhones.
- Fixed a few crashes.
2021.1
2021-02-25
- Improved support for e.g. the factorization of very large integers.
- Updated the CAS kernel to the latest version.
- Updated the CAS kernel to the latest version.
2020.3
2020-11-11
- Full support for the new operating system versions.
- Updated the CAS kernel to the latest version.
- Fixed a few minor issues.
- Improved mouse pointer support.
- Fixed an issue with the matrix editor losing focus.
- Updated the CAS kernel to the latest version.
- Fixed a few minor issues.
- Improved mouse pointer support.
- Fixed an issue with the matrix editor losing focus.
3.16.1
2020-04-20
- Fixed an issue with loading documents stored in iCloud Drive, but not inside the "PocketCAS" folder in iCloud Drive.
- Various stability fixes, especially with regards to the toolbar as well as plotting.
- Various stability fixes, especially with regards to the toolbar as well as plotting.
3.16
2020-04-14
Various stability fixes, especially with regards to the toolbar as well as plotting.
3.15
2020-01-04
Bugfix: Fixed an issue with printing/exporting documents that contain 2D graphs.
Bugfix: Fixed an issue with exporting full-screen 3D graphs.
Bugfix: Fixed an issue with misaligned value tables.
Bugfix: Added a workaround that might fix issues with saving documents to iCloud.
Bugfix: Fixed an issue with exporting full-screen 3D graphs.
Bugfix: Fixed an issue with misaligned value tables.
Bugfix: Added a workaround that might fix issues with saving documents to iCloud.
3.14
2019-09-25
New Feature: Added support for dark mode on upcoming versions of iOS.
New Feature (BETA): Added extremely rudimentary support for showing calculation steps for a few functions. Enable "Calculation Steps" in the document settings, then e.g. calculate "diff(sin(x)^3)" to see an example. Note that calculation steps will need to be enabled independently for each document, and the usefulness of the steps can vary greatly. We can not guarantee that the quality of these steps will ever increase, so this feature might remain "Beta" forever.
New Feature: You can now set a custom legend label for a graph, e.g. "Parabola" instead of "x^2".
Improvement: Increased the size of the matrix editor on iPad.
Improvement: Updated to the latest version of the CAS kernel.
Improvement: Internal rearchitecting and modernizing of the app.
Note: PocketCAS now requires iOS 11 or newer.
New Feature (BETA): Added extremely rudimentary support for showing calculation steps for a few functions. Enable "Calculation Steps" in the document settings, then e.g. calculate "diff(sin(x)^3)" to see an example. Note that calculation steps will need to be enabled independently for each document, and the usefulness of the steps can vary greatly. We can not guarantee that the quality of these steps will ever increase, so this feature might remain "Beta" forever.
New Feature: You can now set a custom legend label for a graph, e.g. "Parabola" instead of "x^2".
Improvement: Increased the size of the matrix editor on iPad.
Improvement: Updated to the latest version of the CAS kernel.
Improvement: Internal rearchitecting and modernizing of the app.
Note: PocketCAS now requires iOS 11 or newer.
3.12
2018-10-31
New Feature: Added support for new iPad screen resolutions.
Improvement: Reverted the "blue" graph color on Mac back to its previous value.
Changes in PocketCAS 3.11:
New Feature (Mac): Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave!
New Feature: You can now use the function domain() to find out the definition domain of a function. Example: domain(log(x-0.5)+asin(x))
Improvement: Improved support for iOS 12.
Improvement: Added support for surfacing PocketCAS documents as Siri suggestions.
Improvement: Added support for new iPhone screen sizes (e.g. for iPhone XS Max).
Improvement: Updated to the latest computation kernel (which includes the domain() function mentioned above).
Improvement: PocketCAS can now automatically detect issues with iCloud document storage and suggests disabling it.
Improvement: Added an _underscore_ option to the keyboard on iOS (press and hold the '.' key to access it).
Improvement (Mac): Disabled smart quotes in the entry editor.
Improvement (Mac): Improved the visuals of 3D line drawing.
Bugfix: Fixed a few minor calculation errors and crashes.
Bugfix (Mac): Better display when scrollbars set to always show.
Improvement: Reverted the "blue" graph color on Mac back to its previous value.
Changes in PocketCAS 3.11:
New Feature (Mac): Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave!
New Feature: You can now use the function domain() to find out the definition domain of a function. Example: domain(log(x-0.5)+asin(x))
Improvement: Improved support for iOS 12.
Improvement: Added support for surfacing PocketCAS documents as Siri suggestions.
Improvement: Added support for new iPhone screen sizes (e.g. for iPhone XS Max).
Improvement: Updated to the latest computation kernel (which includes the domain() function mentioned above).
Improvement: PocketCAS can now automatically detect issues with iCloud document storage and suggests disabling it.
Improvement: Added an _underscore_ option to the keyboard on iOS (press and hold the '.' key to access it).
Improvement (Mac): Disabled smart quotes in the entry editor.
Improvement (Mac): Improved the visuals of 3D line drawing.
Bugfix: Fixed a few minor calculation errors and crashes.
Bugfix (Mac): Better display when scrollbars set to always show.
3.11.2
2018-10-18
New Feature (Mac): Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave!
New Feature: You can now use the function domain() to find out the definition domain of a function. Example: domain(log(x-0.5)+asin(x))
Improvement: Improved support for iOS 12.
Improvement: Added support for surfacing PocketCAS documents as Siri suggestions.
Improvement: Added support for new iPhone screen sizes (e.g. for iPhone XS Max).
Improvement: Updated to the latest computation kernel (which includes the domain() function mentioned above).
Improvement: PocketCAS can now automatically detect issues with iCloud document storage and suggests disabling it.
Improvement: Added an _underscore_ option to the keyboard on iOS (press and hold the '.' key to access it).
Improvement (Mac): Disabled smart quotes in the entry editor.
Improvement (Mac): Improved the visuals of 3D line drawing.
Bugfix: Fixed a few minor calculation errors and crashes.
Bugfix (Mac): Better display when scrollbars are set to always show.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash in PocketCAS 3.11 with old operation system versions.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash in PocketCAS 3.11 when e.g. moving quickly in plots.
New Feature: You can now use the function domain() to find out the definition domain of a function. Example: domain(log(x-0.5)+asin(x))
Improvement: Improved support for iOS 12.
Improvement: Added support for surfacing PocketCAS documents as Siri suggestions.
Improvement: Added support for new iPhone screen sizes (e.g. for iPhone XS Max).
Improvement: Updated to the latest computation kernel (which includes the domain() function mentioned above).
Improvement: PocketCAS can now automatically detect issues with iCloud document storage and suggests disabling it.
Improvement: Added an _underscore_ option to the keyboard on iOS (press and hold the '.' key to access it).
Improvement (Mac): Disabled smart quotes in the entry editor.
Improvement (Mac): Improved the visuals of 3D line drawing.
Bugfix: Fixed a few minor calculation errors and crashes.
Bugfix (Mac): Better display when scrollbars are set to always show.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash in PocketCAS 3.11 with old operation system versions.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash in PocketCAS 3.11 when e.g. moving quickly in plots.
3.11.1
2018-10-16
New Feature (Mac): Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave!
New Feature: You can now use the function domain() to find out the definition domain of a function. Example: domain(log(x-0.5)+asin(x))
Improvement: Improved support for iOS 12.
Improvement: Added support for surfacing PocketCAS documents as Siri suggestions.
Improvement: Added support for new iPhone screen sizes (e.g. for iPhone XS Max).
Improvement: Updated to the latest computation kernel (which includes the domain() function mentioned above).
Improvement: PocketCAS can now automatically detect issues with iCloud document storage and suggests disabling it.
Improvement: Added an _underscore_ option to the keyboard on iOS (press and hold the '.' key to access it).
Improvement (Mac): Disabled smart quotes in the entry editor.
Improvement (Mac): Improved the visuals of 3D line drawing.
Bugfix: Fixed a few minor calculation errors and crashes.
Bugfix (Mac): Better display when scrollbars set to always show.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash in PocketCAS 3.11 under with old operation system versions.
New Feature: You can now use the function domain() to find out the definition domain of a function. Example: domain(log(x-0.5)+asin(x))
Improvement: Improved support for iOS 12.
Improvement: Added support for surfacing PocketCAS documents as Siri suggestions.
Improvement: Added support for new iPhone screen sizes (e.g. for iPhone XS Max).
Improvement: Updated to the latest computation kernel (which includes the domain() function mentioned above).
Improvement: PocketCAS can now automatically detect issues with iCloud document storage and suggests disabling it.
Improvement: Added an _underscore_ option to the keyboard on iOS (press and hold the '.' key to access it).
Improvement (Mac): Disabled smart quotes in the entry editor.
Improvement (Mac): Improved the visuals of 3D line drawing.
Bugfix: Fixed a few minor calculation errors and crashes.
Bugfix (Mac): Better display when scrollbars set to always show.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash in PocketCAS 3.11 under with old operation system versions.
3.11
2018-10-15
New Feature (Mac): Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave!
New Feature: You can now use the function domain() to find out the definition domain of a function. Example: domain(log(x-0.5)+asin(x))
Improvement: Improved support for iOS 12.
Improvement: Added support for surfacing PocketCAS documents as Siri suggestions.
Improvement: Added support for new iPhone screen sizes (e.g. for iPhone XS Max).
Improvement: Updated to the latest computation kernel (which includes the domain() function mentioned above).
Improvement: PocketCAS can now automatically detect issues with iCloud document storage and suggests disabling it.
Improvement: Added an _underscore_ option to the keyboard on iOS (press and hold the '.' key to access it).
Improvement (Mac): Disabled smart quotes in the entry editor.
Improvement (Mac): Improved the visuals of 3D line drawing.
Bugfix: Fixed a few minor calculation errors and crashes.
Bugfix (Mac): Better display when scrollbars set to always show.
New Feature: You can now use the function domain() to find out the definition domain of a function. Example: domain(log(x-0.5)+asin(x))
Improvement: Improved support for iOS 12.
Improvement: Added support for surfacing PocketCAS documents as Siri suggestions.
Improvement: Added support for new iPhone screen sizes (e.g. for iPhone XS Max).
Improvement: Updated to the latest computation kernel (which includes the domain() function mentioned above).
Improvement: PocketCAS can now automatically detect issues with iCloud document storage and suggests disabling it.
Improvement: Added an _underscore_ option to the keyboard on iOS (press and hold the '.' key to access it).
Improvement (Mac): Disabled smart quotes in the entry editor.
Improvement (Mac): Improved the visuals of 3D line drawing.
Bugfix: Fixed a few minor calculation errors and crashes.
Bugfix (Mac): Better display when scrollbars set to always show.
3.10.3
2017-11-27
Bugfix: Fixed crashes when entering functions under iOS 11.2 beta.
Bugfix: Fixed a few calculation errors.
Improvement: Made 3D line graphs a bit thicker, for better visibility.
Improvement (Mac): Made the width of the "expanded" graph popover depend on the current window's width.
For the improvements in PocketCAS 3.10, please see https://pocketcas.com/changes.php.
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
Bugfix: Fixed a few calculation errors.
Improvement: Made 3D line graphs a bit thicker, for better visibility.
Improvement (Mac): Made the width of the "expanded" graph popover depend on the current window's width.
For the improvements in PocketCAS 3.10, please see https://pocketcas.com/changes.php.
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
3.10.2
2017-10-12
The bad news: The previous version of PocketCAS had a few crashing bugs.
The good news: Our new crash-reporting system helped us find them more easily.
The better news: This update fixes them!
New Feature (iOS 11): Drag-and-drop support! You can now:
- Use drag-and-drop on the sides of entries to re-order them.
- Drop text onto PocketCAS' entry list to create a new entry with that text.
- Drag-and-drop a formula inside PocketCAS to create a new entry with the formula's text.
- Drop an image onto a 'Calculation' entry to attach it to the calculation as an image annotation.
- Drag plots outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG or PDF format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
- Drag formulas outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG, PDF, or text format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
New Feature (iOS 11): File management! PocketCAS uses iOS 11's new document picker. This lets you create subfolders, save documents anywhere you like, tag them, browse them in the Files app, and more. The file browser will even show thumbnail previews of the first entry for documents that have been edited with PocketCAS 3.10 before.
New Feature (iPhone X): PocketCAS will fully support the iPhone X's display from day one.
Improvement: PocketCAS should now remember your last-opened document more reliably.
Improvement: Increased the default accuracy for 2D graphs.
Improvement: Slightly improved the quality of 3D graphs, especially when exporting them on macOS.
Improvement: PocketCAS will now display variables in the entry editor in italics as soon as you declare them with ':=', even before you actually execute the calculation that sets them.
Improvement (Mac): Added a hotkey to search the function list in the entry editor.
Bugfix: Fixed a few bugs in the computation kernel (CAS).
Bugfix (Mac): Fixed crashes under OS X Mavericks.
You might be wondering why there's no entry "Added support for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro's display" in here. Well, that display was supported by PocketCAS right out of the box!
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
The good news: Our new crash-reporting system helped us find them more easily.
The better news: This update fixes them!
New Feature (iOS 11): Drag-and-drop support! You can now:
- Use drag-and-drop on the sides of entries to re-order them.
- Drop text onto PocketCAS' entry list to create a new entry with that text.
- Drag-and-drop a formula inside PocketCAS to create a new entry with the formula's text.
- Drop an image onto a 'Calculation' entry to attach it to the calculation as an image annotation.
- Drag plots outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG or PDF format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
- Drag formulas outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG, PDF, or text format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
New Feature (iOS 11): File management! PocketCAS uses iOS 11's new document picker. This lets you create subfolders, save documents anywhere you like, tag them, browse them in the Files app, and more. The file browser will even show thumbnail previews of the first entry for documents that have been edited with PocketCAS 3.10 before.
New Feature (iPhone X): PocketCAS will fully support the iPhone X's display from day one.
Improvement: PocketCAS should now remember your last-opened document more reliably.
Improvement: Increased the default accuracy for 2D graphs.
Improvement: Slightly improved the quality of 3D graphs, especially when exporting them on macOS.
Improvement: PocketCAS will now display variables in the entry editor in italics as soon as you declare them with ':=', even before you actually execute the calculation that sets them.
Improvement (Mac): Added a hotkey to search the function list in the entry editor.
Bugfix: Fixed a few bugs in the computation kernel (CAS).
Bugfix (Mac): Fixed crashes under OS X Mavericks.
You might be wondering why there's no entry "Added support for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro's display" in here. Well, that display was supported by PocketCAS right out of the box!
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
3.10.1
2017-09-30
Remember that issue we mentioned in yesterday's Release notes for PocketCAS 3.10 where tapping a keyboard button would open a new, blank editor? Guess what — we were able to reproduce and finally fix it :-)
So here comes PocketCAS 3.10.1 with a fix for that and the following improvements from PocketCAS 3.10:
New Feature (iOS 11): Drag-and-drop support! You can now:
- Use drag-and-drop on the sides of entries to re-order them.
- Drop text onto PocketCAS' entry list to create a new entry with that text.
- Drag-and-drop a formula inside PocketCAS to create a new entry with the formula's text.
- Drop an image onto a 'Calculation' entry to attach it to the calculation as an image annotation.
- Drag plots outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG or PDF format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
- Drag formulas outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG, PDF, or text format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
New Feature (iOS 11): File management! PocketCAS uses iOS 11's new document picker. This lets you create subfolders, save documents anywhere you like, tag them, browse them in the Files app, and more. The file browser will even show thumbnail previews of the first entry for documents that have been edited with PocketCAS 3.10 before.
New Feature (iPhone X): PocketCAS will fully support the iPhone X's display from day one.
Improvement: PocketCAS should now remember your last-opened document more reliably.
Improvement: Increased the default accuracy for 2D graphs.
Improvement: Slightly improved the quality of 3D graphs, especially when exporting them on macOS.
Improvement: PocketCAS will now display variables in the entry editor in italics as soon as you declare them with ':=', even before you actually execute the calculation that sets them.
Improvement (Mac): Added a hotkey to search the function list in the entry editor.
Bugfix: Fixed a few bugs in the computation kernel (CAS).
Bugfix (Mac): Fixed crashes under OS X Mavericks.
You might be wondering why there's no entry "Added support for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro's display" in here. Well, that display was supported by PocketCAS right out of the box!
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
So here comes PocketCAS 3.10.1 with a fix for that and the following improvements from PocketCAS 3.10:
New Feature (iOS 11): Drag-and-drop support! You can now:
- Use drag-and-drop on the sides of entries to re-order them.
- Drop text onto PocketCAS' entry list to create a new entry with that text.
- Drag-and-drop a formula inside PocketCAS to create a new entry with the formula's text.
- Drop an image onto a 'Calculation' entry to attach it to the calculation as an image annotation.
- Drag plots outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG or PDF format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
- Drag formulas outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG, PDF, or text format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
New Feature (iOS 11): File management! PocketCAS uses iOS 11's new document picker. This lets you create subfolders, save documents anywhere you like, tag them, browse them in the Files app, and more. The file browser will even show thumbnail previews of the first entry for documents that have been edited with PocketCAS 3.10 before.
New Feature (iPhone X): PocketCAS will fully support the iPhone X's display from day one.
Improvement: PocketCAS should now remember your last-opened document more reliably.
Improvement: Increased the default accuracy for 2D graphs.
Improvement: Slightly improved the quality of 3D graphs, especially when exporting them on macOS.
Improvement: PocketCAS will now display variables in the entry editor in italics as soon as you declare them with ':=', even before you actually execute the calculation that sets them.
Improvement (Mac): Added a hotkey to search the function list in the entry editor.
Bugfix: Fixed a few bugs in the computation kernel (CAS).
Bugfix (Mac): Fixed crashes under OS X Mavericks.
You might be wondering why there's no entry "Added support for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro's display" in here. Well, that display was supported by PocketCAS right out of the box!
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
3.10
2017-09-29
PLEASE NOTE: We had occasional reports where tapping buttons on PocketCAS' built-in math keyboards would open a new blank entry editor under iOS 11. For us, these issues disappeared completely once we rebooted our devices. Unfortunately, this also meant that we could no longer reproduce (nor fix) these issues. In case they still occur for you even after a reboot, please let us know so we can investigate them together!
New Feature (iOS 11): Drag-and-drop support! You can now:
- Use drag-and-drop on the sides of entries to re-order them.
- Drop text onto PocketCAS' entry list to create a new entry with that text.
- Drag-and-drop a formula inside PocketCAS to create a new entry with the formula's text.
- Drop an image onto a 'Calculation' entry to attach it to the calculation as an image annotation.
- Drag plots outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG or PDF format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
- Drag formulas outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG, PDF, or text format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
New Feature (iOS 11): File management! PocketCAS uses iOS 11's new document picker. This lets you create subfolders, save documents anywhere you like, tag them, browse them in the Files app, and more. The file browser will even show thumbnail previews of the first entry for documents that have been edited with PocketCAS 3.10 before.
New Feature (iPhone X): PocketCAS will fully support the iPhone X's display from day one.
Improvement: PocketCAS should now remember your last-opened document more reliably.
Improvement: Increased the default accuracy for 2D graphs.
Improvement: Slightly improved the quality of 3D graphs, especially when exporting them on macOS.
Improvement: PocketCAS will now display variables in the entry editor in italics as soon as you declare them with ':=', even before you actually execute the calculation that sets them.
Improvement (Mac): Added a hotkey to search the function list in the entry editor.
Bugfix: Fixed a few bugs in the computation kernel (CAS).
Bugfix (Mac): Fixed crashes under OS X Mavericks.
You might be wondering why there's no entry "Added support for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro's display" in here. Well, that display was supported by PocketCAS right out of the box!
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
New Feature (iOS 11): Drag-and-drop support! You can now:
- Use drag-and-drop on the sides of entries to re-order them.
- Drop text onto PocketCAS' entry list to create a new entry with that text.
- Drag-and-drop a formula inside PocketCAS to create a new entry with the formula's text.
- Drop an image onto a 'Calculation' entry to attach it to the calculation as an image annotation.
- Drag plots outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG or PDF format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
- Drag formulas outside PocketCAS to export them in transparent PNG, PDF, or text format. (The exported type can be configured in the application settings, but also depends on the receiving application.)
New Feature (iOS 11): File management! PocketCAS uses iOS 11's new document picker. This lets you create subfolders, save documents anywhere you like, tag them, browse them in the Files app, and more. The file browser will even show thumbnail previews of the first entry for documents that have been edited with PocketCAS 3.10 before.
New Feature (iPhone X): PocketCAS will fully support the iPhone X's display from day one.
Improvement: PocketCAS should now remember your last-opened document more reliably.
Improvement: Increased the default accuracy for 2D graphs.
Improvement: Slightly improved the quality of 3D graphs, especially when exporting them on macOS.
Improvement: PocketCAS will now display variables in the entry editor in italics as soon as you declare them with ':=', even before you actually execute the calculation that sets them.
Improvement (Mac): Added a hotkey to search the function list in the entry editor.
Bugfix: Fixed a few bugs in the computation kernel (CAS).
Bugfix (Mac): Fixed crashes under OS X Mavericks.
You might be wondering why there's no entry "Added support for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro's display" in here. Well, that display was supported by PocketCAS right out of the box!
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
3.9.1
2017-01-16
Version 3.9.1 fixes a rare crash (mostly happening on macOS) when manipulating plots introduced in version 3.9.
Version 3.9:
This update switches PocketCAS to a different C++ library. This should have very little impact on you, except for improved performance in some cases :-)
However, in case you notice anything weird, please let us know via the app's support form.
In addition, this version contains:
Improvement: Added a "Safe Mode" that doesn't load results and variables in documents, to avoid crashes. On iOS, this mode automatically activates when the app crashes during launch.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash on iPhone when trying to open the graph settings for a second time.
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
Version 3.9:
This update switches PocketCAS to a different C++ library. This should have very little impact on you, except for improved performance in some cases :-)
However, in case you notice anything weird, please let us know via the app's support form.
In addition, this version contains:
Improvement: Added a "Safe Mode" that doesn't load results and variables in documents, to avoid crashes. On iOS, this mode automatically activates when the app crashes during launch.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash on iPhone when trying to open the graph settings for a second time.
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
3.9
2017-01-13
This update switches PocketCAS to a different C++ library. This should have very little impact on you, except for improved performance in some cases :-)
However, in case you notice anything weird, please let us know via the app's support form.
In addition, this version contains:
Improvement: Added a "Safe Mode" that doesn't load results and variables in documents, to avoid crashes. On iOS, this mode automatically activates when the app crashes during launch.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash on iPhone when trying to open the graph settings for a second time.
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
However, in case you notice anything weird, please let us know via the app's support form.
In addition, this version contains:
Improvement: Added a "Safe Mode" that doesn't load results and variables in documents, to avoid crashes. On iOS, this mode automatically activates when the app crashes during launch.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash on iPhone when trying to open the graph settings for a second time.
In case you left a review before, please consider updating (or reposting) it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to us.
3.8.5
2017-01-02
This update fixes a crash under iOS 8 and earlier.
In case you left a review, please consider updating it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to use.
Changes in version 3.8.3:
New feature: PocketCAS for Mac now supports the MacBook Pro's new touch bar.
Bugfix: Fixed some keyboard problems on iOS 10 when rotating the device.
In case you left a review, please consider updating it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews are very important to use.
Changes in version 3.8.3:
New feature: PocketCAS for Mac now supports the MacBook Pro's new touch bar.
Bugfix: Fixed some keyboard problems on iOS 10 when rotating the device.
3.8.4
2016-11-16
This update should fix PocketCAS being stuck on an "Updating..." screen when loading a tutorial. We are very very sorry about the inconvenience this has caused!
In case you left a negative review, please consider updating it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews have a significant impact on our business.
Changes in version 3.8.3:
New feature: PocketCAS for Mac now supports the MacBook Pro's new touch bar.
Bugfix: Fixed some keyboard problems on iOS 10 when rotating the device.
In case you left a negative review, please consider updating it according to how the new version works for you. App Store reviews have a significant impact on our business.
Changes in version 3.8.3:
New feature: PocketCAS for Mac now supports the MacBook Pro's new touch bar.
Bugfix: Fixed some keyboard problems on iOS 10 when rotating the device.
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
468 Ratings
Reviews
Theepicdude59,
Excellent math app
Amazing. It finds the answer to the integral ∫(1/(x^3-1),x,0,∞). Wolfram could not do that. One thing I really like about this app is how it allows you to create documents (consisting of calculation steps, plot steps, or script steps) which can be saved, imported, or exported. In any step in a document the variable Ans always contains the result of the last calculation so, for example, you can have pocketcas differentiate a function in x in a calculation step, and follow with a plot step that plots Ans, to see the graph of the derivative. Also any step can be duplicated, which saves a lot of typing when you want to do similar things. On graphs of functions, you can easily zoom in and out, display x and y coordinates while moving along a curve, and see a table of coordinate points that belong to the curve. It works very well with complex numbers and symbolic calculations. It is easiest to use on an iPad, but I've had no problem using it on my iPhone.
AJames0791,
Best calculator on IOS
This calculator takes full advantage of the iPhone and iPad platform interface to provide efficient problem solving. Many calculator apps emulate 20-40 year old technology that involves punching emulated buttons and storing information in awkward ways. This application allows you to capture the full equation and keep it as long as you want. If you don’t know the equation the app can help you find it. There is an extensive library of functions for a wide range of disciplines. Plotting and programming capabilities are also powerful.
The developer is also responsive and open to suggestions. Two suggestions I submitted showed up in a couple of weeks. In summary this is my go to tool for simple to complex calculations.
The developer is also responsive and open to suggestions. Two suggestions I submitted showed up in a couple of weeks. In summary this is my go to tool for simple to complex calculations.
nihilon,
Unaddressed Errors
When I first purchased this app, it was to help with collegiate math classes. I noticed an interesting quirk which I see has remained unaddressed:
The stddev function doesn’t not return the standard deviation. It returns the population standard deviation. I verified this using several other computer algebra system apps, a stats calculator, consulting my stats professor, and consulting a college math tutor. I contacted the maker of this app quite some time ago about it and all I got was push back. Even after providing evidence that the function’s return is incorrect based on the function’s name.
The stdDev function returns the correct result, despite being listed as an alias for stdDev. It is not. Confusingly, it returns the same result as stddevp which is supposed to return the population standard deviation. It does not. It returns the standard deviation, as stdDev does, even though stdDev’s in-app description explicitly states it is returning the population standard deviation. Go check for yourself.
The stddev function doesn’t not return the standard deviation. It returns the population standard deviation. I verified this using several other computer algebra system apps, a stats calculator, consulting my stats professor, and consulting a college math tutor. I contacted the maker of this app quite some time ago about it and all I got was push back. Even after providing evidence that the function’s return is incorrect based on the function’s name.
The stdDev function returns the correct result, despite being listed as an alias for stdDev. It is not. Confusingly, it returns the same result as stddevp which is supposed to return the population standard deviation. It does not. It returns the standard deviation, as stdDev does, even though stdDev’s in-app description explicitly states it is returning the population standard deviation. Go check for yourself.
001lb,
Pocket CAS is a good program
I have been using Pocket CAS for a lot of years. I use to assist me in my personal studies. The program is extremely useful in being able to take notes on the same sheet as the calculations. My criticism is, that the operators manual needs to be more in depth. Also the order of operations needs to be clearly explained, as it is difficult to recognize how the order in which the calculator is performing the math. It would also help if the calculator kept all terms in the same order as they were written. This is a good program, but it would be better if you could make changes that i mentioned above. Thank you for listening.
Nekotron,
Amazing feature set and better value than competing calculators.
This creator is amazing. They support their app for the long run.
I had bought math studio after buying space time (which was the previous name of space time, and I had just purchased a new iPad and found that PocketCAS still works.
Mathstudio, on the other hand, when are their way to release a newer Version of the application so that you could no longer download the older and more capable version forcing you to pay again. If I bought MathStudio again, I would’ve had to spend $60 so far.
The creator(s) of PocketCAS on the other hand are still supporting the version I bought in between the purchases of SpaceTime and MathStudio.
So, not only is PocketCAS just as good as (if not better than) competing calculators when it comes to the feature set, but they simply also provide a substantially better value. If you’re deciding between the two, get this one.
I had bought math studio after buying space time (which was the previous name of space time, and I had just purchased a new iPad and found that PocketCAS still works.
Mathstudio, on the other hand, when are their way to release a newer Version of the application so that you could no longer download the older and more capable version forcing you to pay again. If I bought MathStudio again, I would’ve had to spend $60 so far.
The creator(s) of PocketCAS on the other hand are still supporting the version I bought in between the purchases of SpaceTime and MathStudio.
So, not only is PocketCAS just as good as (if not better than) competing calculators when it comes to the feature set, but they simply also provide a substantially better value. If you’re deciding between the two, get this one.
Account-0001,
Fantastic!
I have used mathematical modeling throughout my career to forecast manufacturing throughput. This application is so much more versatile to the developing of models than a spreadsheet, because it allows you to compare different components of the model in the same graph and make hypothetical changes by simply using math.
The iPad version takes this application to a new level. I can now carry a mathematical laboratory with me to the field to make changes or adjustments which will synchronize with the cloud so that I can continue my work in my Mac.
The iPad version takes this application to a new level. I can now carry a mathematical laboratory with me to the field to make changes or adjustments which will synchronize with the cloud so that I can continue my work in my Mac.
Shadow-of-Christ,
THE ABSOLUTE BEST
I have been using this for YEARS honestly it has beat every single one of the apps on the market by leagues. The only thing it MAY be missing (as in I’m sure it’s actually in here somewhere in the vast library of functions) would be a tool for specific things such as triangle solvers as well as an integrated watch app.
This is by far the absolute best solver for anything. Take it from a guy that has used it for the past decade at minimum.
This is by far the absolute best solver for anything. Take it from a guy that has used it for the past decade at minimum.
cae12,
Excelente app
Delivers what it promises. I'm reviewing calculus and it has proven to be a great help; I wish I had it when in college!
It might not be as powerful as some of the math programs for the Mac or PC (I have wxMaxima on my Mac), but it's ease of use and portability (iPhone) makes it a good choice. It also helps that it is document oriented; you work, say, the exercises of a chapter you are studying and when done just save it under a meaningful name.
It might not be as powerful as some of the math programs for the Mac or PC (I have wxMaxima on my Mac), but it's ease of use and portability (iPhone) makes it a good choice. It also helps that it is document oriented; you work, say, the exercises of a chapter you are studying and when done just save it under a meaningful name.
stay young have fun,
Not worth it but helpful with lower levels of math
I will read the “manual” but right off the bat; first equation entered calculate pre-algebra not calculus III… and quick reference to nth terms formulas not found or I didn’t see them. It’s very basic and just not what I was looking for. Search for a few calculus “term phases” and not there. It’s disappointing; but could help others?
Not found (all) power series applications
Geometric functions (w/ long division) and more. But honestly I doubt there is “what I am looking for” out there…this one is just not for me.
Not found (all) power series applications
Geometric functions (w/ long division) and more. But honestly I doubt there is “what I am looking for” out there…this one is just not for me.
Math teacher in WA,
Ok, helpful, within limits
Pocketcas is quite useful for certain calculations and graphs. It is limited by a slightly clumsy interface and some non-intuitive nomenclature. It has more of a feel of a programming language than of an advanced graphing calculator. An example I just used was a piecewise function. Instead of f(x)={ the program uses a when statement. The graph displayed is not entirely correct for piecewise functions, either, including connecting segment that should not be continuous. It is very useful, though, within limits, pun intended.
