Soulver 3.11

Soulver 3 is now available for iPhone.

Availability & Pricing

Soulver 3 for iOS is available on the App Store. It's just $14 (or complementary for our Setapp users).
It's still a one time purchase (separate from Mac & iPad versions), and family sharing is included
This is the first paid update to Soulver on iOS since the original Soulver for iOS in 2009 (which received more than 10 years of updates & support)

Number pad

We've designed a wonderful number pad make doing calculations on-the-go fast
Switch between the system keyboard and the number pad with a conveniently located switch at the bottom of the keyboard
It comes with a number of accessory keyboards across the top that you can choose from for your particular calculations
The number pad is supported on all iPhones with a rounded display (all iOS 16 supporting iPhones except the iPhone SE)
You can disable the number pad in the settings if you require

Additional options on keys via popups

Many keys have additional options available on a popup menu. Press down on a key for a second to see additional options
For example, the "0" key offers "k", "M", and "G" number scalars
For example the "." key offers headings "# " and comment "// " characters. The ABC keyboard will be selected automatically for you to type your heading or comment.
Hold down on the delete key and slide your finger left to delete the current line or clear the entire sheet

Currency accessory keyboard

Always shows your home currency & the currency of your current location (based on your timezone, not your GPS location)
This is helpful for quickly converting back to your home currency when travelling.

Variable accessory keyboard

Shows any global & local variables in your sheet (this saves you typing out the whole variable name every time you want to reference it).

Custom accessory keyboard

Design your own custom accessory keyboard with whatever functions & phrases you find yourself using most commonly

Sheet management (iPad & iPhone)

Compact sheet view mode
A contextual command to move a sheet into a folder (like the Notes app). Previously only drag-and-drop moving was supported

Lots of other little touches

Check out the Tips & Tricks to learn about some handy hidden features, including a gesture for answer column resizing, quick subtotal creation, and quickly switching between keyboards