Workman's Calculator Pro 4+

Name: Workman's Calculator Pro
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4 (35 reviews)
Author: Bret Hardman

Construction Calculator

Bret Hardman

Designed for iPhone

- 4.0 • 35 Ratings

- $1.99

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Description

The calculator has been rebuilt, and it's built for the trades!

Workman's Construction Calculator is the best, and simplest construction calculator available on the App Market. With the most intuitive way to calculate measurements. Work with Feet, inches, yards, meters, and regular numbers. Simultaneously!

Never before has a calculator worked like this!

Do you want to put in 3/16 of an inch? Press the numerator button, click 3, and click 16 afterward, done. Yes, 16.

One of the unique parts of Workman's Calculator is that the buttons change. When selecting a numerator only odd values are shown (1, 3, 5, 7, 9). After clicking one of the values the appropriate denominator values appear. If the numerator is 9 or higher, automatically 16 is selected. The denominators will always be more than the numerator.

Need to multiply by a decimal? Go ahead.

Choose how you wish to view your calculations.

• Feet
• Inches
• Decimals

Workman's Calculator is about being quick and getting you your calculations that you need, so there's more time getting done what needs to be done and less time on the phone.

Sep 30, 2019

Version 1.4.3

• Fixed iOS 13.1 crash bug.
• Temporarily removed the history list because of a bug. The history list will be back soon.

4.0 out of 5

35 Ratings

A must

I been in the field along time this is one of the best apps I found it should be a must have for any new comer unlike most us old guys had to do all the hard work of math this will cut down on material waste for mess ups I have had 6 of my apprentices download this app and it has down wonders

Excellent and Button Layout is Clever

I enjoy every FaceTime of the app. There is one feature that I would love to see: parentheses. I have gaps between solar panels I have to account for, and I can't do (79 inches * 5 panels) + (3/4 inches * gaps) for a total array width. Give me that little bit of functionality and I would be ecstatic!

A must if you work in conduction

1st year electrician apprentice and it really comes in handy. But I really wish it had an Apple Watch version that was able to do fractions. I would pay extra for that. Make it happen please

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