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Desmos Graphing Calculator

by Desmos

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 6 Aug 2026

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  • Free to download

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Pricing & paywalls

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  • Free

Ratings & reviews

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4.3 1271 ratings · App Store

  1. 4/5Just Super, But Could Use a Couple of Little Adjustments

    I put this to some pretty specific and odd uses at work (carpentry; the explanation is lengthy and boring) and tried at least 20 different calculator apps in my search for just the right one. This one’s a keeper because 1) you can give it expressions in any form you want, which seems to me like something any graphing calculator should be able to handle and 2) it works offline, which also seems like something any calculator should do, since an app that has to ask a server to do calculations isn’t really a calculator, is it? The app is fast, the sliders nifty, and the layout streamlined. I also like how easily customizable the display settings are, but I wish that some of these settings, especially Reverse Contrast, were persistent, meaning they would still be as I’ve set them after I close and re-open the app. This, plus a few tweaks to Reverse Contrast, would effectively give the app a dark mode, which is never a bad feature for an app to have (I’m surprised they aren’t just calling it “Dark Mode” as-is). I also wish that the little box that displays the coordinates of a point on a line would stay visible until you tap again, not just until you lift your thumb up (there’s a way around this, but it’s not intuitive at all), and that it would move when you adjust a slider. Aside from these minor gripes, this app is super—heck, I’d pay for it.

    Cid Hamete Benengeli · 6 Aug 2026

  2. 5/5Outstanding Calculator App

    I NEVER leave reviews for apps. But when I saw that Desmos, my LOVE, doesn’t have many reviews, I knew I’d have to leave one. I have used this app for years, and its utility cannot be understated. I used it in high school when I didn’t know where my graphing or scientific calculator was for homework, and I did the same through college as I worked on my engineering degree. It has always been a lifesaver. In all honesty, it’s probably a timesaver too, insofar as it is easier to quickly type and navigate to points of interest on a graph. I found it useful to save various physical coefficients to a variable to reduce time spent typing. And, while I know this is also possible on calculators, saving various files with different coefficients allows for quick and easy referencing and utilization. It is an incredible asset for mathematical work. That being said, Desmos is somehow FUN too. There are a litany of features you won’t find on calculators, such as creating custom colors and even audio tones. I’ve spent a good chunk of time listening to various functions and creating fun soundboards. There are so many possibilities with this app. TLDR: Desmos does everything your graphing calculator can do, but on your phone. There are also a bunch of features in Desmos that aren’t possible with graphing calculators, making this an incredible resource. Please try Desmos!

    bruce_8 · 6 Aug 2026

  3. 4/5A few things missing, but pretty good.

    Ok number one, the dark green in the app picture thing looks funny. Number two, it needs some way to do horizontal mode. Also, the darn tiny keyboard is too hard to use on my tiny screen, just make them slide and/or make the buttons bigger. Third, I don’t want to have to download every single Desmos app just to do all of my cool math stuff, so it would be nice to combine them all into one big app. That way whenever you get around to finishing the mobile version of the geometry and 3d calculators, I can just update it instead of installing two new apps. And four why can’t you graph theta as a function of anything yet. And why can’t theta and r be in the same equation as x and y? I would understand that maybe, but at least let me limit the r value so my Cartesian graph fits in a little circle.

    SirHamburger · 6 Aug 2026

  4. 5/5Love this app!

    I first off just want to send a huge SHOUT OUT to the creators for making this fabulous app available for FREE! 💕 After 30 years I decided to go back and finish my degree but I haven’t used Algebra in years and of course never used the Ti-84 calculator, so I’m already in a tight spot trying to crash course Algebra then on top of that learn a calculator I’ve never touched before. I was really struggling with graphs and putting things in the right way and extremely frustrated until my youngest two sons who are also in college told me to download this app. The fact that you can put the equation in straight from the book as well as move the lines around, flip them or zoom in is just awesome. It really helped me to actually understand how the equations worked and I have a much better understanding after using this then I ever did with the other one. This app truly saved my sanity 🤣Thank you! 😎✌️

    MERMA1D🧜‍♀️ · 6 Aug 2026

  5. 5/5Dude, Desmos is so hot.

    Literally if I could give this program 10 out of 5 stars I would. This bodacious program has everything you could ever dream of, it’s easy to use calculator and graphing functions is enough to make a grown man cry, and that’s ok. In fact I have cried, every night, since downloading this app. Tears of joy just freely fall from my eyes as I use this scientific calculator to tackle harder and harder functions. Is this what love feels like? Should I see Desmos as the light at the end of the tunnel? Will they leave me for another, creating a love triangle that could possibly be published into an award winning YA Fiction Romance? I do not know. However, I do know that if you download this app you will not be disappointed.

    i see haushaoegkdhsi · 6 Aug 2026

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Versions

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  • 6.10.0

    In edit list mode, you can now duplicate any kind of expression, including sliders, notes, images, tables, and folders. Duplicating a folder duplicates all of its contents.

  • 6.11.0

    Bug fixes and localization improvements.

  • 6.12.0

    Bug fixes and localization improvements.

  • 6.14.0

    * There’s a new way to create lists of polygons: when the polygon function is given several arguments and one or more of these arguments is a list of points, a list of polygons will be created. * Fixed a bug that could prevent playing sound.

  • 6.17.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 6.7.0

    Added Actions. Actions provide a way to react to events in the calculator, like clicks or clock ticks, by updating variables in the expression list.

  • 6.8.0

    * Added list comprehensions. List comprehensions enable new ways to create lists from other lists. As an example, [(x,y) for x=[1...10], y=[1...10]] is a list comprehension that creates a list of 100 points that form a grid. * Polygons can now be assigned to variables, used as part of function definitions, and stored in lists.

  • 7.12.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.13.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.14.0

    Added support for defining recursive functions.

  • 7.17.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.18.0

    This isn’t your imagination: complex numbers are now live! Be sure to toggle on "Complex Mode" from the graph settings menu (the wrench icon). You can also now perform regressions directly from a table of values, and find just the right fit. To read more about all that's new across the Desmos math tools, visit our what's new page: https://desmos.com/whats-new

  • 7.26.0

    Please forgive our 5 month haitus! This update features all of our favorites from www.desmos.com/whats-new: more regression templates, point styles, list evaluations, point evaluations, distribution footers, and more.

  • 7.29.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.3.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.30.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.32.0

    Now you can see your account settings and the share, help, and language menus all from the app. This update also includes a new inference menu where you can add a distribution or run an inference test with just a few clicks.

  • 7.35.0

    This update includes a redesigned interface with folders for saved graphs, along with new sharing options.

  • 7.37.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.4.0

    Have you been wanting to plot 10^-6 and 10^6 on the same graph? You're in luck. Introducing logarithmic axes, now in a settings menu near you.

  • 7.43.0

    This update includes improvements to audio trace, new color methods (oklab, oklch, and okhsv), and support for recursive regressions and a repeat function.

  • 7.44.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.45.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.48.0

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 7.49.0 · 29 May 2026

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

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