Sticky Calculator
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Do you really need your calculator's on-screen number pad? (You know, the virtual keyboard?)
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Sticky Calculator information
Developed by
Life CodeLicensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
109 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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Education & Reference
What is Sticky Calculator?
Do you really need your calculator's on-screen number pad? (You know, the virtual keyboard?)
Really small! Memo + Calculator!
Characteristics: Because there is no number pad, the window size is very small. Auto calculate per line. Many math functions are supported. Lines that are not calculated can be used as memos. Open multiple windows. (instances)
Supported math features:
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- /, Plus, Minus/Negative, Multiplication, Division, Modulus, Exponents, Roots, Parentheses, Absolute value, Factorials, Put off, Advance more up, Rounding off, Log e, Log 10, Sine, Tangent, Cosine, Pi, The golden ratio, Bitwise
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Pro version features: Save data 5 colors: Light, Dark, Yellow, Blue, Green Always on Top Window (Floating Window)
Comments and Reviews
Sticky Calculator has a lot of bugs, but don't let that deter you! It's true that selecting text then hitting backspace does nothing, and bold/italic/underline doesn't work, and bitwise operations don't respect parentheses, but this app manages to be amazing despite that. It's my go-to calculator for "quick and dirty" work. In my opinion, it's faster, more reliable, and more intuitive than the built in Windows 10 Calculator because it lets you see what you wrote, fix your typos, and annotate the meaning of your calculations. It's a lot like real Sticky notes. It's far from infallible and it can't do anything too complicated, but its convenience makes that simplicity a bonus, not a drawback.
However, with a plethora of bugs, a very limited free version, and an MIA developer, I can't give the app a truly "positive" review. The app is good enough, but I would be happy to switch if I found an alternative.