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The result is worked out as you type. You write fractions, powers and roots exactly as on paper. No fiddly brackets.
Derivatives, systems of equations, step-by-step solutions and advanced graphing. Free, with no subscription. All in one app that is as easy to use as the calculator that came with your phone.
Simple, intuitive controls. If you can handle your phone's keyboard, you will find Arithmeticus easy too. Copy and paste work exactly the way you expect.
The result is worked out as you type. You write fractions, powers and roots exactly as on paper. No fiddly brackets.
Everything you need for everyday calculations is on the main page. Swipe left or right for the advanced functions, and long-press a key for even more.
Not sure how a result came about? Open the step-by-step solution for any calculation, with the rules and explanations.
Fractions, powers, roots, integrals and matrices appear in proper notation right away. Calculate with units and physical constants, and convert any unit into the one you need.

Tap Solution to see how a result comes about. Every step names the rule that was used, for equations, systems, inequalities, derivatives, integrals, limits and more.

Plot functions, implicit curves, parametric lines and 3D surfaces. Points snap to zeros, extrema, inflection points and intersections, and the trace, tangent and area tools solve graphically.

Derivatives at a point and partial, definite and double integrals, limits, sums, products and Taylor polynomials. Exact wherever a formula exists, numeric when there is none.

A searchable guide explains every key and function, with examples you can put straight into the line. The function search lists every other function of the calculator with a short description.

No trial, no premium version, no annoying prompts. This is a tool that works from day one.
The result is worked out while you type. Fractions, roots and π stay exact; switch to decimal, scientific, mixed number, polar or HEX/OCT/BIN in one tap.
Single equations, linear and many non-linear systems, inequalities with interval notation and a number line.
Derivatives, antiderivatives, definite integrals, sums, products, one-sided limits and Taylor polynomials.
First-order linear and separable, second-order linear with constant coefficients, with or without initial conditions.
Determinant, inverse, transpose, row reduction, eigenvalues and eigenvectors; dot and cross product, norm, angle, projection and unit vector.
Rectangular and polar form (r∠θ), with re, im, arg and conj.
Calculate and convert across 18 categories, from length and pressure to energy and electricity, with metric, imperial or US results. A searchable library of physical constants comes with their units.
Trig functions with their reciprocals, hyperbolic functions and all inverses, logs to any base, factorials, Γ and n-th roots.
Statistics, combinatorics, probability distributions, rounding, number theory and random numbers, all searchable.
Hexadecimal, octal and binary input with bitwise operations and shifts.
Store values, matrices and vectors with :=, reuse the last result with Ans, undo deletions and save sessions to a file.
English, German, French, Spanish, Russian and Simplified Chinese. Light or dark theme, point or comma as decimal separator, and a side-by-side keypad on tablets and foldables.
Start with the basics and keep it for the hard stuff. Arithmeticus grows with your courses, and the steps help you understand every answer along the way.
Check your school's or exam's rules before using any calculator app in a test.
The app does not use the internet at all. Everything is calculated on your device, so it works anywhere, even in airplane mode.
Licensed under the GPL-3.0. Read the code, build it yourself or suggest changes on GitHub. It is and will stay open source.
No trial, no subscription, no in-app purchases. The full feature set is yours from the first tap.
Install it from your favourite store, or grab the APK straight from GitHub.
Requires Android 11 or newer.
Arithmeticus is free and stays free. If it saved you some time, or an exam, you can buy the developer a coffee.