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by AngryBarry99

Deleting app. Tired of having problems “dragging” values in memory and having to try over and over again because it’s not sensing me hold down on the value long enough to move it. These really should be available in “slots” where you can quickly press (without having to drag the value) to recall it. I also hate that every time I press an operation such as + - / x that my phone vibrates - maybe that’s a small thing, but it’s annoying, and I don’t see an option to turn it off. I found a different app that does not vibrate my phone and has memory slots that I can quickly press to recall values.

by Thewiirocks

I got suckered into paying $5 for this on my new Apple Watch thinking that Apple’s recommendation meant something. I tried the Watch app and was thinking maybe it would be good. Only to find out that Apple Watch has a better calculator built in.

That’s okay. Maybe it’s a good iPad calculator? I’ve been liking the Uno calculator, but this one supposedly has widget support. Nope. It’s a massively confused UX that’s unintuitive to use and requires a ton of settings customization to get to a semi-usable state.

What about the widget support? Apparently doesn’t work correctly in iOS 16. After struggling to figure out how, I eventually was able to add to the Today view. Except that the widget isn’t sized correctly and thus won’t show the keypad. And I can’t enter from the keyboard. Nor can I move its location above other widgets.

As much as I want to love this app and I’m positive the developer has put a ton of energy into it, this is very much not for me.

by FairytaleForest

Calzy isn’t a terrible app. If you’re looking for an iPad calculator app, I couldn’t give you a better answer than Calcsmos or Calzy, but Calzy has some annoying little tricks up its sleeve.

The history feature is the biggest boast. It’s good for those who like it, but if your in landscape mode on iPad, there isn’t any possible way to hide it without utilizing the multitasking functionality. Stage Manager wise, the app works fine. It does very much so! But, why does a free app like Calcsmos gave scientific buttons, no ads, and amazing stage manager support (w/ sci buttons) for free? Day to day calculations could involve square roots, exponents, or even a trigonometry function time to time, so why exclude?

Another thing, the weird animation that happens when the device changes orientation is super weird. Why does that show up? Presentation? Function? What and why?