Jacob Parker

Need to work out the years, months, weeks, and days between two dates? The next update has you covered!

In the next update, your most recent constants and variables will be selectable right from the keyboard!

The new variables screen lets you link equations with variables. It works like the history screen, but whenever you edit a variable, anything using it is automatically updated - just like referencing a cell in Excel.

The new Auto Fill feature lets you fill in labels within equations faster. You'll be able to populate placeholders based on previously used values in both your current equation and from a few recent history items. While you're filling in placeholders, the submit button will also change to a tab button to make it faster to jump between placeholders.

You can now change the default behaviour when using trig functions from radians to degrees or gradians.

Buttons on the keyboard will now show as disabled when they can’t be used.

When using other bases, results will now clearly indicate what base you're in.

Improved paste functionality, improving accuracy and allowing for more types of text.

MacOS can now show and hide the sidebar, and will use the sidebar in both the compact and expanded modes. The number pad enter key also now works as expected.

Lastly, there's a new star wars app icon, along with updating the rainbow app icon.

Using equations is gonna be faster than ever. Now when you insert an equation, the submit button will change to a tab button. Pressing will jump between the bits you need to fill out.

Look at the matrix key when moving from the numerator of a fraction to the denominator.

Landscape layout for unit conversion, programmer, and statistics modes is way better now

Small improvement when searching for constants - you can now search based on the symbol - just write how you'd pronounce it

In the next update, when you use a physical keyboard on Mac or iPad, in addition to the regular buttons, you'll also see all the constants, your memory items, and your equations

- One less step to set units
- Add more units in one go - including presets for m/s, km/h, m^2 (and more!)
- Set the prefix of a unit (kilo, mega etc.)