Workman's Calculator Pro App Reviews

Makes fraction math with measurements a breeze. I recommend this app to everybody I work with

Need to add a history tab to save measurements so we don’t have to continuously write them down or re do the measurement

Unfortunately I just switched to android and I can’t find this on the play store please consider uploading it there

This app does not multiply fractions properly. For instance 1/2 x 1/2 is 1/4 the app doesn’t give an answer at all. Another example was 3/16*2 7/8 is 9/16 the app says the answer is 1/16th. Have countless issues with multiplying fractions which is why I bought the app.

Obvious choice for day to day calculations on the job!

Great app, worth the $$. Use it for building/measurements all the time. Feet/inches/decimal feature is great.

So dope. So so seriously dope. Best carpenter calculator out there. Get it. Now.

I enjoy every FaceTime of the app. There is one feature that I would love to see: parentheses. I have gaps between solar panels I have to account for, and I can't do (79 inches * 5 panels) + (3/4 inches * gaps) for a total array width. Give me that little bit of functionality and I would be ecstatic!

We need an update ASAP

I have an IPhone X. And this app was great. Now the app won’t even open. Standard troubleshooting (turn on/off phone, delete app and re-install) not working. New review: developer promptly fixed app. Beautiful!!!

I been in the field along time this is one of the best apps I found it should be a must have for any new comer unlike most us old guys had to do all the hard work of math this will cut down on material waste for mess ups I have had 6 of my apprentices download this app and it has down wonders

Quick and easy to use. Must have in the field. Watch app?...

1st year electrician apprentice and it really comes in handy. But I really wish it had an Apple Watch version that was able to do fractions. I would pay extra for that. Make it happen please

Great app for trades where you only need to get the closest 16th. I’m a woodworker and need at least nearest 32nd and better yet 64th.

Not sure how you miss such an obvious test case. 10 divided by 3 and you can't read the significant first digit because the repeating 3's take up the whole screen.