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PhysiCalc: Physics Calculator

PhysiCalc is a scientific calculator aimed for students and scientists working in the physical sciences, such as physics and chemistry. It offers 30 physical constants for use in calculations, along with the usual scientific functions you would expect from any standard scientific calculator.
KEY FEATURES:


- Clean, clear and intuitive user interface
- Keep track of fractions and indices with ease
- Access to many standard scientific functions
- Ability to store and recall results in up to 3 memory buttons
- Choose from a range of significant figures to display your result
- Insert physical constants into your equations: pick from 30 included constants and even add your very own
- Shake your device to generate a random number or clear the screen
- Choose between radians and degrees for trigonometric functions

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Reviews (25)

Joe. M. May 21, 2020     

Useful scientific calculator. I am a chemistry & physics teacher and have been recommending this app to my students. Some of the functions are great that I don't see in other scientific calculators (dark mode, customizable constants).

Eri. R. Jan 4, 2020     

Really intuitive. Most phone calculator apps are awful but this is about as close as it can get to having a proper one in your hand

A. Nov 23, 2019     

By very far the best calculator app I ever stumbled on. If you find it helpful, be nice and contact the developper to send a paypall donation, since it's fully unpaid ;)

Ale. W. Jun 1, 2020     

PhysiCalc is a full featured and well laid out scientific calculator that is also much better than the default android option for day to day use.

Eri. K. Apr 9, 2020     

Very unattractive UI. Digits way too big, at expense of keyboard. Uninstalled

Shi. B. Jan 8, 2022     

Availability of physical constants at the fingertips is very nice.

And. Sep 9, 2021     

Not only highly functional, but also stylish

Pra. S. Jun 29, 2020     

I'm in love! What have we done to deserve this absolute masterpiece! Thank you sooo much!!

Fru. J. Oct 17, 2019     

Wow, I enjoyed this. Thanks, Ollie! 🧐

Nam. S. Oct 16, 2019     

Best calculator app for Android, love the new features.

Joh. Jun 18, 2017     

Loved it. Easy to work with, works like a charm. Would like to see an overlook feature added where you could see the whole math you just gave in. Apart from that, it's also easy to use for other stuff than physics.

Ed. S. Dec 13, 2016     

I would recommend adding an option to switch all of the built in constants to the cgs unit system for astrophysics

mat. k. Dec 10, 2016     

Wish the native calc was this good

Kar. L. Aug 20, 2016     

Excellent calculator. Wish I'd been able to have it years ago - easy interface and a good range of constants pre-programmed in. Love the shake-to-get-a-random-number feature.

Cal. G. Nov 16, 2015     

Really simple to use, no ads (thank god) and looks nice

And. E. Nov 18, 2015     

Why didn't somebody do this before? Looks to be a very good app. Maybe having a feature to add your own constants in would be really useful as well.

A. Z. Jul 27, 2015     

Not much else to add. Simple to use UI and haven't come across any issues :)

Nat. M. Oct 8, 2015     

Perhaps this could be improved by indicating what the constants are. When you hold down on the constant for example...

Chr. L. Nov 16, 2016     

Does what it's meant to do with a neat layout. Can't wait for future updates. UPDATE can now use fractions. Even better!

Isa. s. Oct 2, 2015     

Could do with an index labeling constants with units More constants would also be useful.

Kri. Jul 27, 2015     

Good if you want to multiply a bunch of constants together quick

Kat. F. Jul 28, 2015     

Really handy app to have for quickly doing calculations!

Chr. M. Jul 29, 2015     

Maybe add an index listing what each constant is with units

Pau. W. Jul 27, 2015     

That is handy

Ash. S. Oct 22, 2016     

cool for pyscs