RubikCalc is a unique, fully programmable calculator that allows you to add all your most used functions at the swipe of a screen, having a very user friendly interface so just about anyone can program this calculator to be a physical, scientific or mathematical in one single custom formula calculator.

You can use your custom formula converted into calculator in no time without any programming skills or experience, just math.

Features:
1- Write your own custom calculator with your custom formula
2- See the results in real-time while you type.
3- See the steps of the solution
4- Save your calculators to use them later
5- Supports Trigenometric functions (Sin,Cos,Tan … )
6- Supports Logarithmic functions

Use the following formula and see the results immediately in real-time debugging.

Example1 (Velocity Calculator)
Distance[m] = x
Time[s] = t
Velocity[m/s] = x/t

Example2 (Desnity Calculator):
Mass[kg]=m
Volume[m3] =v
Density[kg/m3] =m/v

Example3 (Volume Calculator):
Length=x
Width=y
Height=z
Volume=xyz
BaseArea=x*y

Example4 (Trigenometric Calculator):
Length=x
Width=y
Height=z
Volume=xyz
BaseArea=x*y

FAQs:

What is the “programmable custom formula Calculator”?
It’s an app that allows you to write your custom formula and convert it to custom calculator easily.
How RubikCalc is different from any other programmable calculator?
RubikCalc is totally different from other programmable calculator so that it’s not a static app, it’s totally dynamic, you can create your own customized formula calculators and save it and use it later.
Can I use variables names like this p1,a3?
No, you cannot mix numbers with letters in variable names, just use single symbols a,b,c,x,y,
How does the app distinguishes between inputs and outputs?
Outputs contains formula like this: Velocity=x/t,Square=x^2
While Inputs are just definitions like this: Distance=x, Time=t, Radius=r
How can i specify units?
Put the units between brackets after the name like this, Distance[m]=x
How can i use the logarithmic function?
Just write log(3),log(4).
Can i use PI ?
Yes, just write PI, all capital.