BitCalculator

KebStudios

About this app

BitCalculator - the best calculator for programmers.

This calculator will always be adfree!

Can convert numbers between different number bases (2/8/10/16)

Display shows numbers in binary, hexadecimal, octal and decimal.
Input can be in binary, hexadecimal, octal or decimal.

Different modes:
- 64 bit integer (signed/unsigned)
- 32 bit integer (signed/unsigned)
- 16 bit integer (signed/unsigned)
- 8 bit integer (signed/unsigned)
- 64 bit float (IEEE 754 standard)
- 32 bit float (IEEE 754 standard)

- little-endian and big-endian byte ordering

Supported operations:
- Bitwise and
- Bitwise or
- Bitwise not
- Bitwise xor
- Increment
- Decrement
- Logic shift left
- Logic shift right
- Arithmetic shift right
- Rotate left
- Rotate right
- Modulo
- Negate
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
- Random number generator

(Bit operations on floating point numbers works as if they were integers with the same bit structure)

- Supports brackets
- Directly set bits on/off

- 4 different color themes (white/blue/red/black)

- Beautiful transitions!

Ratings and reviews

Very nice app. I need 2 things; 1. Cursor to flexibly modify the data I have entered. 2. I flexibly work on the calculation and the app can dynamically calculate the result, or it can calculate after I hit the "=" button. The thing is that I want to modify the calculation text easily, with a cursor again.

I can easily recommend this calculator to any other CS students. There are plenty of standard operations like shifts, options for word size and signed numbers, and the screen always shows calculations in all 4 (standard) bases. The app is very nice to have available for any quick hex or binary calculation I need.

Really useful for anyone doing any kind of low level coding work. Being able to flick between bases during an operation and carry on eases the burden on my sluggish brain. This really puts the Ubuntu "programmers calculator" to shame.

What's new

Target android 13