EzyGraphs

Name: EzyGraphs
Rating: 4.6 (251 reviews)
Author: KGiants

By: KGiants

Education

Features & Capabilities

EzyGraphs is a easy-to-use mathematical graphing tool with lot of unique features.

FEATURES

Accurate display of mathematical notations
Intuitive keyboard
Graph analysis, e.g. domain, zeros, min/max/inflexion points
Graph customising with colors and line styles
Trace to find coordinates and intersections
Supports latest iOS features: adaptive to all screen size, iPad multitasking

"Excellent and very useful." [IR MANSON from US, Apr 28, 2015]

"Ezygraphs can handle all the 2D functions I'll ever need to graph. There is no delay from entering the function to graphing it. It allows for multiple functions. I can find coordinates of points. There's even an option to view recent functions. Possibly the greatest mobile graphing app there is." [hansenjiang from Canada, Aug 27, 2015]

"This is by the best looking and the most amazing graphing calculator app ever. Just love it." [Majeeb12 from Canda, Apr 07, 2015]

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

KGiants

Rating:

4.60

(251)

Version:

2.4 Last updated: 2022-04-29

Version code:

848672821

Creation date:

2013-04-26

Compatible devices:

Size:

4.06MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 104,629 ▲ 129

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Developed by:

KGiants

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/ezygraphs/id627870001?l=en-GB

User Reviews

Very amazing app, so easy to use! Absolute best value app.

by Ra*****, 2019-05-02

Love this App but when suport the App in spanish

by pi*****, 2016-11-08

This is an outstanding app, however I wish it had a graphing function where I could insert "x= " functions instead of all "y= ". In addition, it would be nice if the app could display the "holes in the graphs" and more algebraic components within the graphs of functions.