Calculator

Xlythe (Calculator)

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About this app

Calculator is a simple 4 function calculator, with a panel that has more advanced functions when you need them. It includes history, real time graphing, base conversion, and more. It also comes with a lockscreen widget, a floating calculator, and a wear app so you can use whichever is most convenient.

The goal is a simple and uncluttered calculator.

Because Calculator is a full replacement for your stock calculator, we recommend you disable the one that came with your phone. If you long press your original calculator, and drag it to App Info, you can Disable it where you'd normally find Uninstall.

And, while this release has a few extra bells and whistles, Calculator is still an open source project. You can check it out at https://github.com/Xlythe/Calculator

Ratings and reviews

The app is great but it has 2 problems. I hope you will fix them- 1) A 'clear all' option is needed in the history 2) At times while typing in the normal numeric keyboard, a slight swipe opens up the side bars. I would request you to make a change such that the side bars would open only when the swipe is done at the right most and left most edges of the screen. This would prevent accidental opening of sidebar and therby enhance the ease of usage and save time while calculating. Thank You

Calculator was fine until recently, when I was adding a column of numbers and saw the app trying to charge me 2.99 for its use in a very sneaky manner.! Greed has motivated some unethical vendors to try to make a buck by slipping things under your nose, they hope you will click on without noticing. Since the Playstore is supposed to be monitored as safe through Google, it is starting to feel like I can't trust Google's recommendations. The app was promoted as free by the way.

Had some personal issues with the calculator doing wrong calculations for my transaction overviews I was configuring. I ended up discovering this problem because I went back to the old fashioned pen and paper method to double check some figures that seemed a bit off to my understanding and I'm grateful I did this because otherwise I would not have noticed the errors.