NumWorks Graphing Calculator

NumWorks

About this app

NumWorks designed an intuitive and evolutive graphing calculator to make learning math easier.

You'd like to discover the NumWorks calculator? You don't have your NumWorks calculator handy? Download the free NumWorks app to use your calculator directly on your phone or tablet!



FREQUENT UPDATES
We frequently release software updates to improve our calculator, adding new features and enhancing the interface to provide an ever more powerful calculator.

A TAILOR-MADE CALCULATOR
We closely work with a growing community of educators and developers to build together the perfect calculator for STEM education.

CODE IN PYTHON
We are proud to have pioneered the first graphing calculator programmable in Python. To guide you in the discovery of Python, we provide you with many examples adapted to your needs: https://workshop.numworks.com/python.

DISCOVER ALL THE FEATURES
Solve equations and linear systems
Graph functions
Compute statistics on your data
Use several distributions to calculate probabilities

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Ratings and reviews

Amazing. It looks and works just like the Numworks calculator. Same interface. No ads and completely free. A few things could be improved: One is to make Landscape mode take up the whole screen so we're not stuck to just using Portrait mode, two is to make the fonts look sharper like how it is on the calculator, and third is to enable haptic feedback on key presses so it feels kind of like a real calculator. Thanks for this amazing app!

As a proud owner of the physical version, It's right up there with Wolfram Alpha for me. I've used it in exams in place of a typical TI-84, and at worst have been asked to demonstrate that I don't have any funky mods or cheats saved on it, which is also typical. I have NumWorks on most of my devices - In getting heavy everyday use, it has never let me down.

Very nice. I guess I need to learn a little python. I wish the buttons provided SOME feedback for what mode they are in, or at least flash then briefly when pressed so we know which key we just touched. Maybe highlight the letters so they stand out when in alpha mode for example.

What's new

Plotting derivatives of functions
Recognition of the notation f', f'' and f^(n)
Value of derivatives - Polar and parametric curves
More improvements to the Grapher application
Search interval for solving equations
Using data in the Inference app