What is Reddit's opinion of CalcTape Calculator with Tape?

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Tried it, didn't like it. Doesn't keep a running list of calculations. I can't get used to the way it looks, feels like something a child would use. My eye keeps getting drawn down to the = button, it's way too dominant compared to the rest of the buttons. I've been using both Calc Tape and fractions calculator for a long time. Op might want to consider a slight design change to look more pro. Just my opinion.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.sfr.calctape&hl=en

CalcTape is on the play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.sfr.calctape&hl=en

I downloaded this one It's pretty damn good imo.

CalcTape https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.sfr.calctape

Also available Desktop version

This is my favourite: CalcTape

Calctape I love this app so much. It's a calculator app that runs a tape style history above the keys. It's like having a 10 key.

I've never used it, but this seems to fit the bill: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.sfr.calctape

The layout you describe is from a 10-key or adding machine.

I would add Calc Tape to the list

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.sfr.calctape

Interesting, thank you for the suggestion! It doesn't allow me to go back and revise earlier decisions, nor does it help me when tomatoes are $2.49/lb and the scale is only in kilos, but it's hard to argue with how dead-simple the counter is.

Turns out what I had in mind originally is called a tape-style calculator. I found Digits for iOS and CalcTape for Android that look promising for this style of tracking.

I keep the actual shopping list on paper, I find I like that better than any electronic method I've tried. But I do have a specific list in Wunderlist where I add things when I don't have the paper close at hand (e.g. I'm at work and the list is on the fridge at home). I just transfer all the items on the electronic list to the paper before going to the store.