Excellent Calculator that keeps a “paper tabulation” next to the calculator pad. You can always refer as many steps back or figures back as you need. You will never lose the current total. The keys were NOT super sensitive. Many computer calculators are jumpy and choose figures that were not what you wanted and often give a tabulation not close to where you intend to go. The Calculator was on the nose every time. I did not have to RE-Calculate because of machine error. Great App.

This app is really handy, especially the free calculator widget. The only thing that is bad about the app is that you need to upgrade to the premium version in order to get some of the features. You can unlock the features for a day by watching a video, which is great in case you need to use one of the features a few times, but kind of annoying if you constantly need the features. Also, they are charging too much for being able to change the background and export notes. You don’t really need to change the background of the app and you can use the free Apple Notes app if you need to export notes. Overall it is a decent app for simple computing tasks. I would not recommend this for an iPhone that has the Apple Calculator app available, but for an iPad device it is great until Apple makes a calculator app for iPad.

I’m not going to waste money on this just because if I can’t access notes from both views that stupid. This has plenty of dead space in this app for the notes to pop up at the bottom to accessed on the portrait view just as the landscape view. I don’t even care what other things it can do. I have a business and I could use this for depositing just to track my deposits that I don’t log prior to going but if I’m restricted and have to pay for something and it’s that simple to add a slide bar. Your silly for not adding it. Paid or free it should be available. It’s also small in size. Compared to many. You are on an iPad use the space. Especially if your a paid app. There’s free ones that are full and colorful and just as nice. Sorry. You have a good base. Become outstanding.

This is evidently a demo version. That is all well and good, but a more honest and less annoying way of accomplishing this is by calling it as such, and not providing the entire paid version's feature set in the UI, while locking each individual feature. For example if I tap on the option to remove leather stitches, it works, but if I tap on the option to change the colour, I get a nag screen. There is no visual indication as to what is a paid feature and what is not. It is a treasure hunt to find which buttons work out of which do not. If for any other reason at all, say crashes or other bugs, this were the case, we would rightly call this calculator garbage. So that is what I am doing, it is even worse than bugs, because it is deliberate.

The effect an ad banner in an app has on a user is directly proportional to the user's opinions of the app itself. In this case, it left a really sour taste in my mouth. The "DocuSign" banner (which is the only one I've ever seen in this app) blinks so rapidly I'd be surprised if it didn't induce seizures in some users. Picture a strobe light at a party; Now multiply it by a factor of 5 in speed, and that's how fast this banner ad blinks across almost the entire bottom row of the app, which coincidentally also overlaps some of the functional components of the app to promote accidental taps on the ad banner, presumably to generate more revenue. This app is just click bait. I can't recommend it. However, in fairness, I give it 2 stars for adequate and reliable functionality.