Solve - Graphing Calculator

Name: Solve - Graphing Calculator
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (199 reviews)
Author: Pomegranate Apps LLC

By: Pomegranate Apps LLC

A colorful graphing calculator

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Features & Capabilities

Solve is a calculator like no other. It solves expressions as you type and features an innovative memory system to store and recall answers. Simply touch the answer to store it and touch the stored answer to use it in an expression.

Graphing shines with 2D, polar, and 3D plotting using the x, y, and θ variables. Enter functions like sin(x), cos(x), or r=2θ and Solve will plot them with a single touch. You can plot multiple graphs by separating equations with commas, use T for time-based animations, and see a "Touch to Plot" prompt that guides you. The interface is color-coded for quick distinction, making it ideal for students, educators, and professionals who want fast computation and visualization.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Pomegranate Apps LLC

Rating:

4.70

(199) 1 new ratings

Version:

5.4 Last updated: 2025-01-21

Version code:

871895957

Creation date:

2008-12-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

5.05MB

Price:

1.99

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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Developed by:

Pomegranate Apps LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/solve-graphing-calculator/id299460923

Website:

http://www.pomegranateapps.com/solve/

User Reviews

Users repeatedly praise Solve for its multi-page/workspace setup, graphing prowess (including time and 3D plots), and a simple, easy-to-use interface that supports backspacing and seeing work. The most mentioned downsides are conflicts with iOS gestures (double swipes to exit or page-switch), an outdated UI and update cadence, and the home indicator hiding which complicates exiting. Some users also note numerical precision limitations. Overall, it’s valued for graphing and workflow efficiency but benefits from UI modernization, gesture alignment, and improved numeric accuracy.

Pros

Multi-page calculator workspace with stored values across pages and the ability to use multiple calculators at once
Graphing capabilities including time-varying plots and 3D curves, with a printing-style view of work/backspace functionality
Easy-to-use, straightforward UI for everyday math with intuitive navigation and quick calculations
Notable capability to have several calculators at once and reuse results effectively

Cons

Conflicts with iOS navigation gestures: bottom swipes can exit or switch apps or change calculator pages, leading to accidental inputs
Outdated UI and perceived lack of timely updates for modern iPhone designs; not updated frequently
Hiding the home indicator forces extra swipes to leave the app, reducing ease of exit
Floating-point accuracy issues and lack of higher-precision handling are repeatedly cited by users

Recent reviews

I’ve used this calculator for years and I love it, but please update it for iOS 26, just make it easier to swipe in and out of like others have asked for, don’t worry about changing anything else! Do that and give me an option to tip. I would gladly pay for this app again after all these years!

by An*****, 2026-03-10

This is my preferred calculator for iOS because it’s very convenient to have have multiple calculator pages with values that you can store and use later. Unfortunately it has a very frustrating quirk where you have to swipe up from the bottom of the screen twice to exit the app or switch between apps. This makes the app unusable when I need to do some quick calculations while switching back and forth from another app. The only other apps I have seen this happen with are games where you might accidentally swipe up near the bottom of the screen by accident, but I don’t think that is an issue for a calculator, so I’m not sure why it happens here.