Adding Tape II adding machine with virtual tape

Name: Adding Tape II adding machine with virtual tape
Rating: 2.4 (39 reviews)
Author: Joe Fratianni

By: Joe Fratianni App

Utilities

Overview

Version:

1.32

Last updated: 2016-11-06

herramientas de hoja de cálculo

Features & Capabilities

Tired of adding numbers twice just to be sure you are correct? Problem solved.

Adding Tape is an adding machine with a virtual "tape."

Note: Adding Tape is modeled after an adding machine, not a calculator. The behavior of each is different.

Add and subtract numbers up to five decimal places, keeps a running total and a virtual "tape."

Undo an unlimited number of times
Virtual tape visible & scrollable while adding or switch to edit screen to view full screen
selecting rows in edit mode adds virtual checkmarks to aid in checking your work
Edit mode allows you to delete individual rows
Remembers tape between launches
Touch a number in the tape to copy

Optional pro features:

Add, subtract, multiply and divide
Key sound or mute option
No advertisements: 53% larger tape display area
Six different button sounds to select
Optional decimal behavior: stays in fixed location as you enter numbers or traditional hit decimal key
Alternate large Zero key or small '0' and '00' keys
Printing support
Email tape (option to format as plain text or HTML)
Save multiple tapes
Option: add line numbers to tape
Option: set number of Clear Entry touches before tape is cleared

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Joe Fratianni

Rating:

2.40

(39)

Version:

1.32 Last updated: 2016-11-06

Version code:

841397671

Creation date:

2011-08-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

32.97MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-21

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 285,934 ▼ 2,622

Other rankings

#90 in herramientas de hoja de cálculo keyword 15 ▲

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Developed by:

Joe Fratianni

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/adding-tape-ii-adding-machine-with-virtual-tape/id449466771

User Reviews

Users praise the app for its easy-to-use, tape-style calculator with large digits and real-world bookkeeping usefulness, plus the nostalgic adding-machine feel and the option to remove ads via Pro. However, recurring concerns include intrusive ads and inconsistent Pro upgrades, printing features that fail or crash, frequent crashes across devices and OS updates, and decimal precision issues (rounding to one decimal and lack of auto-decimal options). Some users also report missing features in the lite version (no multiply/divide) and occasional data loss; overall reliability is mixed with strong appeal for the tape functionality when it works.

Pros

Easy-to-use, tape-style calculator with large, readable digits that makes bookkeeping quick and straightforward.
Tape keeps a running log of calculations, which is handy for reviewing work.
Nostalgic adding-machine feel and satisfying sound improve the experience for many users.
Pro upgrade option to remove ads and unlock features is a selling point for some users.
Generally reliable and effective for personal or professional use, with praise from many users.

Cons

Intrusive ads that disrupt the app experience, including ads even after attempting to upgrade to Pro.
Pro purchases often fail to apply or restore, leading to frustration and unfulfilled expectations.
Printing/tape print feature frequently crashes or fails to work on devices like iPad Air.
Frequent crashes or instability across devices and after OS updates.
Decimal precision issues and lack of auto-decimal options (rounding to one decimal, etc.).

Recent reviews

No place to enter saved sales tax, s/b two. No way to choose auto decimal. Algebraic entry only. I am about to delete. The free version did not inspire me to try spending a penny.

by St*****, 2024-09-28

I don’t understand why someone would make a calculator that doesn’t include the small numbers after the decimal. You can add 2.23 and it says 2.2 like where did the 3 go?