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

Visit www.numworks.com for more information!

Ratings and reviews

The app, like the calculator is great, but it has flaws as an android calculator. You often want to use it to do a quick calculation but you have to hit OK to get into calc mode. It would be better to boot into calc, since the home button is there to get to the more advanced functions if needed. Also the problem in the opposite direction. The app is full screen so needs a swipe to expose the button bar to exit (meaning no one-hand operation). There's a power button! It should quit the app.

Nice app, but remember not to use Android left arrow to exit (if you do, or if it's in a loop, reinstall!). The ion module can now detect when EXE key is pressed (in app but NOT"my scripts" emulator). I find it best to cut-and-paste Python source, not rely on calculator. If you are struggling to upload to "My Numworks", just rotate phone to landscape to see the paste window. (Android 13 phone). But don't expect scripts uploaded to Numworks to be findable (mine aren't).

Thus is an excellent and powerful app, but slightly unusual interface. It is great at natural display, feeling like a standard scientific calculator. It is great at statistical distributions too: binomial, Poisson, Normal. Would be nice to do pdf as well as cdf. The graphical interface could do with some refinement, since the graph window seems too small and I want to use it as a touchscreen.. but this is a quirk of the interface, even at the start when choosing which application I want to use.

What's new

- Plot a list of points in the Grapher
- Parametrized form of the solutions for systems of equations
- numpy module in Python