The Math Keyboard

It is said can write vectors, but besides x vector, I have not seen any other vector.

I followed the on screen instructions and unfortunately it wouldn’t allow me to use the keyboard. If anyone else had this problem and figured a way to make it work let me know.

So i was using this app and really enjoyed it until I saw a new symbol on YouTube it was the golden ratio and I looked at the keyboard and there wasn’t a golden ratio sign so I went to tabs on chrome and copy & pasted the golden ratio “𝞅” so please add this. And is good btw

You can type a problem but it doesn’t give you results, does it?

WILL NOT LET ME USE KEYBOARD ON IPAD DO NOT BUY

I like this keyboard a lot. It has most of the symbols I need. Some symbols I wish could be extracted. For example, inverse trig functions is just the letters and a superscript -1 exponent, so superscript could just be one symbol. Other square roots would be nice. Also, the alpha symbol is super small. Can that be fixed? It’s not legible due to it’s size. Lastly, can you add a favorites section? It would make using the keyboard easier. Thanks for the app.

I use it for passwords, the only trick is remembering them.

I tried this app because I wanted one that worked well with the iPad, and it does. However, there is no integration symbol, and d/dx I can just type manually, so why is that even there? Even the free iPhone math keyboard app has this symbol. Not worth paying for, in my opinion.

Super awesome keyboard, has a lot of versatility that you will find usage for everything. With the new iOS update, however, my keyboard bugged out and I couldn’t see any of the normal options and it was stretched to fit my whole screen. Deleting and reapplying the keyboard in the iPhone keyboard menu fixed it.

=1. Great keyboard for math and physics teachers and students. I have noticed a less than optimal behavior with respect to superscripts and subscripts. Not all symbols render. For example, I can display U₁ but not Ug. The number 1 displays as a true subscript. But the g is a regular lower case g. Perhaps the developers reasoned that a regular lower case g looks close enough to a subscript g. But as a physics instructor, this is less than optimal. It would be great if the developers would look at this and consider expanding the subscript functionality.