GraphCalcPro2Go

Name: GraphCalcPro2Go
Rating: 4.6 (40 reviews)
Author: Starware Software LLC

Graphing calculator and more!

Free · In‑App Purchases

40 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Utilities
Developer

Starware Software LLC
Language

EN
+ 3 More
Size

9.5
MB

GraphCalcPro2Go is an advanced scientific calculator, offering features found on expensive handheld calculators, but with additional capabilities not possible with handhelds, thanks to iOS. Features include: • No ads. Ever. • Ultra high precision and range • Intuitive and easy to use • Standard (in-fix) and RPN modes • Built-in constants and unit conversions • iCloud sync With iCloud sync, you can synchronize your calculation history with GraphCalcPro2Go on all your iOS devices, and with GraphCalcPro on your Macs. Sharing feature allows you to share your calculation history with other users running GraphCalcPro2Go on their iOS devices and GraphCalcPro on their Macs. Additionally, you can create beautiful graphs with GCP2Go at the touch of a button. And now, you can run GCP2Go on your Apple Watch. GCP2Go on Apple Watch has the precision, performance, and all the scientific functions available on the iOS version - and graphing capability! Sync constants, and optionally history, between GCP2Go on your iPhone and your Apple Watch. Premium upgrade adds additional features, including: • Graph multiple equations simultaneously • Graph printing and sharing • Additional built-in constants, fully customizable • iCloud sync and sharing of user constants

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

40 Ratings

Outstanding and useful App!
11/14/2017

Brotherhoodoutfitters
Was able to calculate the drop of the 300 win mag and graph the projectile from the deer stand. The #2 constant was handy at Rudy's too.
Outstanding and useful App!
11/14/2017

Brotherhoodoutfitters

Was able to calculate the drop of the 300 win mag and graph the projectile from the deer stand. The #2 constant was handy at Rudy's too.
Okay but...
05/02/2019

Ethan101pop
This is a good free calculator that can graph but the problem is that it only works with monomials and binomials and any polynomial above 2 doesn’t work. It tends to pretend to perform an operation after two nominal seven if there are variables (which kinda doesn’t make sense)

Developer Response
Polynomials of any degree can be entered and graphed, using the xʸ key. For example, in Standard mode, you can enter "5 times x xʸ 3 plus x x² minus x plus 2 =" to enter and graph 5x³ + x² - x + 2
Okay but...
05/02/2019

Ethan101pop

This is a good free calculator that can graph but the problem is that it only works with monomials and binomials and any polynomial above 2 doesn’t work. It tends to pretend to perform an operation after two nominal seven if there are variables (which kinda doesn’t make sense)
Developer Response 05/26/2019
Polynomials of any degree can be entered and graphed, using the xʸ key. For example, in Standard mode, you can enter "5 times x xʸ 3 plus x x² minus x plus 2 =" to enter and graph 5x³ + x² - x + 2
Awesome !!
08/02/2024

Mkid12354323
Thought of everything, Love the design!!
Awesome !!
08/02/2024

Mkid12354323

Thought of everything, Love the design!!
Bugs 😭
12/22/2019

Cloud.9
I’m trying to graph xcube - xsquared - 8x - (-7). It deletes the whole equation every time I press 8x. You also can’t close parentheses for some reason. Looks like I can’t avoid spending another $100 on a calculator ☹️

Developer Response
To enter 8x, you must enter 8 times x. 8x is not a concatenation or shortcut recognized by GraphCalcPro, or many other graphing calculators. You do not need to enter the parentheses around -7, the plus minus operator merely changes the sign of the operand; with the negative sign, it is still treated as a single operand that does not require enclosure in parentheses. Parentheses are only needed to to enclose two operands and a binary operator (like plus) or a single operand and unary operator (like sin). Give it another try, and save the $!
Bugs 😭
12/22/2019

Cloud.9

I’m trying to graph xcube - xsquared - 8x - (-7). It deletes the whole equation every time I press 8x. You also can’t close parentheses for some reason. Looks like I can’t avoid spending another $100 on a calculator ☹️
Developer Response 12/27/2019
To enter 8x, you must enter 8 times x. 8x is not a concatenation or shortcut recognized by GraphCalcPro, or many other graphing calculators. You do not need to enter the parentheses around -7, the plus minus operator merely changes the sign of the operand; with the negative sign, it is still treated as a single operand that does not require enclosure in parentheses. Parentheses are only needed to to enclose two operands and a binary operator (like plus) or a single operand and unary operator (like sin). Give it another try, and save the $!