Calculator · Windows 10 and 11
A calculator that shows the answer as you type
Type 120 × 1.2 or 200 + 10% and the answer is already there. Switch on Scientific for powers, roots and sines, click an old result in the history to use it again. Beside it, every converter and calculator people search for, and a coin, dice, random numbers and a wheel of names for when chance should decide.

What you can do in the Calculator
The calculator
Type a whole calculation, with brackets, and the answer shows as you type. 200 + 10% is 220, 2π is 6.28…, and missing brackets are closed for you. The Scientific switch adds powers, roots, π, e, factorials, sine, cosine and tangent in degrees or radians, and logarithms. The last fifty calculations stay in the history.
Converters and everyday sums
- Units: length, weight, temperature, area, volume and speed. Data sizes from bytes to petabytes.
- Percentages, discounts and tips and bill splitting.
- Days between dates, age and time zones.
- Loans, BMI, aspect ratios and Roman numerals.
- Days from a date (working days too) and a time calculator with a weekly timesheet.
- Fractions with the working shown, a GPA and a grade calculator.
- Compound interest with a chart and a year-by-year table, and a calorie calculator.
And when chance should decide
Flip a coin (up to 10,000 at once, with a tally), roll dice from d4 to d100 with a modifier, draw random numbers with or without repeats, or spin a wheel of names with saved lists. Every result comes from the computer's cryptographic random source, drawn so each outcome is exactly as likely.
Questions, answered
Does it replace the Windows Calculator?
It does the everyday sums differently: you type the whole calculation and see the answer live. It has no programmer or graphing mode.
Does it work offline?
Yes, all of it.
Can I use the keyboard?
Yes. Type the calculation, press Enter or = for the result and Escape to clear.
Does it keep my history?
Yes, the last fifty calculations, on your computer. You can clear them.
Can it flip a coin or pick a random number?
Yes. Flip a coin, Roll dice, Random number generator and Wheel of names are in the Chance group, all drawing from the computer's cryptographic random source.
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