GeoGebra Scientific Calculator

GeoGebra Scientific Calculator

Education
4.7
426.5K+ Downloads
"Free scientific calculator for fractions, trigonometry and statistics"

About this app

Replace your traditional calculator with this easy to use app. You may even use it in tests with our special exam mode which turns your phone or tablet into a handheld calculator. Millions of people around the world use GeoGebra to learn math and science. Join us!

The GeoGebra Scientific Calculator includes:
• Computations with fractions
• Trigonometric functions: sin, cos, tan
• Statistics functions
• Exponential functions and logarithms

We’d love to hear from you: send us your questions or feedback via Twitter @geogebra or to [email protected]

App Info

Version
5.2.874.1
Updated on
Sep 21, 2026
Size
Requires Android
6.0
Installs
426.5K+
Category
Education

What's New

• You can now create a table of values for functions

App Permissions

  • Photos/Media/Files
    • read the contents of your USB storage
    • modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
  • Storage
    • read the contents of your USB storage
    • modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
  • Other
    • view network connections
    • pair with Bluetooth devices
    • prevent device from sleeping

Ratings and Reviews

4.7
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mehdi Zangiabadi
Jul 12, 2026

thank you

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Kay Kay
May 25, 2026

i still could not figure out how to work with it because it seems too hard and idk some of the symbols and also some things dont work as i wanted too like how HYPER scientific calculator apk works but here it is very limited but it also has alot of useful thing so i like it

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Darryl Manco
Apr 10, 2026

there's no |x| or abs. yet, in the screenshot of what the app offers there's abs. another bit the dust

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Afeef N.
Mar 25, 2026

So good and open-source on top

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Ravdeep Singh
Jan 02, 2026

it's good and free

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Joe Banana
Oct 07, 2025

app switches automatically between degrees and radians no matter what you put in the settings... once you add PI it will set itself to radians. while it makes sense it's also unpredictable what if I want sin(PI°)?