RubikCalc: Programmable Calculator (Graphing) for Android

RubikCalc is a unique, fully programmable calculator that allows you to add all your most used functions at the swipe of a screen, having a very user friendly interface so just about anyone can program this calculator to be a physical, scientific or mathematical in one single custom formula calculator.

You can use your custom formula converted into calculator in no time without any programming skills or experience, just math.

Features:

1- Write your own custom calculator with your custom formula

2- See the results in real-time while you type.

4- Save your calculators to use them later (2 only)

5- Supports Trigenometric functions (Sin,Cos,Tan ... )

6- Supports Logarithmic functions

PRO Features

* See the steps of the solution step by step

* Table Mode: you can enter multiple inputs and get the output.

* Save unlimited number of calculators.

* Chart Mode: You can create customizable charts and share the results

* Share the results of each calculation.

* Customize your settings: Change the precision of the output (decimal places)

Use the following formula and see the results immediately in real-time debugging.

Example1 (Velocity Calculator)

Distance[m] = x

Time[s] = t

Velocity[m/s] = x/t

Example2 (Desnity Calculator):

Mass[kg]=m

Volume[m3] =v

Density[kg/m3] =m/v

Example3 (Volume Calculator):

Length=x

Width=y

Height=z

Volume=x*y*z

BaseArea=x*y

Example4 (Trigenometric Calculator):

Degrees=d

@rad=d*(PI/180)

SIN=sin(rad)

COS=cos(rad)

TAN=tan(rad)

FAQs:

* What is the "programmable custom formula Calculator"?

- It's an app that allows you to write your custom formula and convert it to custom calculator easily.

* How RubikCalc is different from any other programmable calculator?

- RubikCalc is totally different from other programmable calculator so that it's not a static app, it's totally dynamic, you can create your own customized formula calculators and save it and use it later.

* Can I use variables names like this p1,a3?

- No, you cannot mix numbers with letters in variable names, just use single symbols a,b,c,x,y,

* How does the app distinguishes between inputs and outputs?

- Outputs contains formula like this: Velocity=x/t,Square=x^2

While Inputs are just definitions like this: Distance=x, Time=t, Radius=r

* How can i specify units?

- Put the units between brackets after the name like this, Distance[m]=x

* How can i use the logarithmic function?

- Just write log(3),log(4).

* Can i use PI ?

- Yes, just write PI, all capital.