2-in-1 calculator app adds up to surprise hit for retired engineer
> For example, if a user calculates "89 x 15 = 1335" on one calculator and taps the arrow key, the result "1335" will be displayed on the other calculator, allowing the user to continue a problem while the previous equations are still shown on the screen. This makes it easy to notice errors.<p>While the UI is very different, the key benefit described here reminds me a lot of Soulver: <a href="https://soulver.app/" rel="nofollow">https://soulver.app/</a><p>I love Soulver for how quickly it lets you throw together quick guesstimates and sanity checks. The ability to incorporate previous results by reference and update those on the fly greatly improves the clarity and my confidence in my experience.