App Review: Calc Tap for iPhone

Today I have for you a different kind of application review…a productivity app!! We have not had one of these in a while! The app is called Calc Tap and it is a neat spin on calculator applications for the iPhone.

Calc Tap by Stéphan Barbé

Calc Tap is an elementary calculator that has an interactive paper tape. Before I get into what the interactive tape is, note that this is an elementary calculator, which means it does not include advanced calculations beyond addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. In other words, Calc Tap is not a replacement for the stock iPhone calculator. What Calc Tap is however is a very innovative supplement to the stock iPhone calculator.

The first great feature of Calc Tap is that the user interface is very clean and simple. You have the entire calculator along the bottom of the app and a very large white space for calculations. At you begin typing on the calculator, your inputs simply populate in the white space above and Calc Tap automatically adds the proper edits for you within your calculations such as the equals line.

After you have the white space fairly filled up with your calculations, this is where Calc Tap presents its innovative feature, the interactive scroll tape. This is such a useful feature for a calculator, especially if you have very long calculations because Calc Tap allows you to scroll through your calculations in the white space. In other words, you have a full history of all of your calculations that you can go back and look over in case you made a mistake, for example.

However, the interactive tape does not stop here. As you are scrolling through, you can tap once on any of your operations or results and Calc Tap will copy whatever you tapped to the bottom of your calculations where you can continue to use the calculator. And ofcourse, if you ever need to erase everything, you can use the clear button on the calculator or simply shake your iPhone to clear the entire screen of calculations.

Lastly, Calc Tap includes a feature that I have never seen before in a calculator and I would say that the feature is more for fun than of any actual use. The feature is a text-mode that converts your numerical inputs into characters or words. When you have some calculations typed on the white space, simply tilt your iPhone toward the ground (the iPhone screen faces the ground) and all of your numerical calculations will change to text. Like I said, I don’t find the feature overly useful, but it is a fun and neat.

I have two promotional codes to give away today for Calc Tap, so if you would like to check out Calc Tap for yourself, simply post a meaningful comment below about the app.

Calc Tap is currently available in the iTunes App Store for $1.99.

Winners chosen at random; Contest ends June 29, 2009 at 11:59PM; Contests open to Canada residents only.

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delete3
delete3
16 years ago

That looks like fun! I like how you can view everything in the word format. Plus the tape with all your calculation history would be awesome to have. I always make calculations but by the end I have to start over because I’ve lost track.

Dusty
Dusty
16 years ago

Coooooooooooooooool

Colin
Colin
16 years ago

I’d definitely like to try it out as I’ve been looking for an app which would give me the multiline computing like my physical calculator (Casio FX-7700G) or the website http://www.calcoolate.com which i use all the time

X1Zero
Reply to  Colin
16 years ago

Congrats to Colin for being one of our winners!

Rob
Rob
16 years ago

awsome great for work were i have to use running totals as i use my calc everyday

ML
ML
16 years ago

great tool for accountants. my wife has one of these calculators with paper in it. I should get this for her device. a code would be nice, of course 🙂

Leo
Leo
16 years ago

I like how you can see and interact with Calc Tap in a non-linear way. People see and learn in different ways and this app gives those additional dimensions in a visually appealing way as oppose to how a typical calculator would display results. Rather than just providing the “answer” you might identify other patterns (in the expanded form or textual phrases) and then allowing you to question and further explore the numbers accordingly. I would interested to see additional functions beyond its current offerings. It serves as both a practical and good learning tool.

dash8311
dash8311
16 years ago

Wow, looks very clean and functional. This would be great for work!

X1Zero
Reply to  dash8311
16 years ago

Congrats to Dash for being one of our winners!

Chris
Chris
16 years ago

Wow, this is a great replacement for the silly paper tape! Definitely worth the 2 bucks!

Clan
Clan
16 years ago

Old school meets new school. Nice clean vintage design, nice.

Matt
Matt
16 years ago

Sounds like it could be a great app for helping younger generations with there math, it shows them what would be on paper, and then also takes those large numbers they have issues with and can spell it out for them.

delete3
delete3
16 years ago

That looks like fun! I like how you can view everything in the word format. Plus the tape with all your calculation history would be awesome to have. I always make calculations but by the end I have to start over because I’ve lost track.

Guest
Guest
16 years ago

Coooooooooooooooool

Guest
Guest
16 years ago

Coooooooooooooooool

Colin
Colin
16 years ago

I’d definitely like to try it out as I’ve been looking for an app which would give me the multiline computing like my physical calculator (Casio FX-7700G) or the website http://www.calcoolate.com which i use all the time

Rob
Rob
16 years ago

awsome great for work were i have to use running totals as i use my calc everyday

Rob
Rob
16 years ago

awsome great for work were i have to use running totals as i use my calc everyday

ML
ML
16 years ago

great tool for accountants. my wife has one of these calculators with paper in it. I should get this for her device. a code would be nice, of course 🙂

ML
ML
16 years ago

great tool for accountants. my wife has one of these calculators with paper in it. I should get this for her device. a code would be nice, of course 🙂

Leo
Leo
16 years ago

I like how you can see and interact with Calc Tap in a non-linear way. People see and learn in different ways and this app gives those additional dimensions in a visually appealing way as oppose to how a typical calculator would display results. Rather than just providing the “answer” you might identify other patterns (in the expanded form or textual phrases) and then allowing you to question and further explore the numbers accordingly. I would interested to see additional functions beyond its current offerings. It serves as both a practical and good learning tool.

Leo
Leo
16 years ago

I like how you can see and interact with Calc Tap in a non-linear way. People see and learn in different ways and this app gives those additional dimensions in a visually appealing way as oppose to how a typical calculator would display results. Rather than just providing the “answer” you might identify other patterns (in the expanded form or textual phrases) and then allowing you to question and further explore the numbers accordingly. I would interested to see additional functions beyond its current offerings. It serves as both a practical and good learning tool.

dash8311
dash8311
16 years ago

Wow, looks very clean and functional. This would be great for work!

Chris
Chris
16 years ago

Wow, this is a great replacement for the silly paper tape! Definitely worth the 2 bucks!

Clan
Clan
16 years ago

Old school meets new school. Nice clean vintage design, nice.

X1Zero
16 years ago

Congrats to Dash for being one of our winners!

X1Zero
16 years ago

Congrats to Colin for being one of our winners!

Matt
Matt
16 years ago

Sounds like it could be a great app for helping younger generations with there math, it shows them what would be on paper, and then also takes those large numbers they have issues with and can spell it out for them.

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