Cards on a grid
Each value, formula, title or note is a card. Arrange them in two, three or four columns and drag them wherever reads best: a card can use a value from any other card.
Lay a problem out as cards on a grid: givens, formulas, results, notes and graphs. Change one value and every card that uses it follows.
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Somewhere between a calculator history and a typeset report: everything on one page, in order, and still live.
Each value, formula, title or note is a card. Arrange them in two, three or four columns and drag them wherever reads best: a card can use a value from any other card.
Write F = 2 kN and L = 1.5 m, then M = F × L to kN m. Units are carried through each formula and converted to the ones you ask for.
Edit a given and every result that depends on it recalculates, which turns a worked problem into something you can reuse for the next one.
Each calculation has a Steps button that opens its working underneath, or show the working of the whole sheet at once.
A graph card can plot functions, a 3D surface or a table of data, work out a probability or a hypothesis test, or solve a differential equation, using any value on the sheet by name.
Add to worksheet appears throughout Slide Rule: on a calculation, a formula result, a reference value, a graph, a test. Each arrives as a card.
Every new visitor has this sheet to try. These are its cards and the results they show.
F = 2 kN, L = 1.5 m, E = 200 GPathree givensThe load, the length and the elastic modulus of steel.b = 50 mm, h = 100 mmtwo moreThe width and depth of the rectangular section.I = b × h³ / 12= 4166666.667 mm⁴The second moment of area, from the two cards above.δ_tip = F × L³ / (3E × I) to mm= 2.7 mmThe tip deflection, converted to millimetres as asked.M_max = F × L to kN m= 3 kN mThe largest bending moment, at the wall.σ_max = M_max × (h/2) / I to MPa= 36 MPaThe largest bending stress.The free plan has one worksheet of your own, with up to 12 cards and one graph card, beside the example. That is enough for a tutorial problem.
Pro removes the limits: as many worksheets, cards and graphs as you like. It also adds export: a PDF where no card is cut across a page, a printout through your browser, or LaTeX to drop into a report.
New accounts get 14 days of Pro with no card asked for. Students with an address from their place of study pay A$9.99 a month or A$79.99 a year. See the plans.
Formulas are written as mathematics and stay visible, values are called by name rather than by cell, and units are checked and converted for you. It reads like the working you would hand in.
Yes. Without an account it is kept in your browser. Sign in and it is saved to your account, so it is there on any device you sign in on.
They all stay, and each can still be opened and edited. The free plan only limits what can be added: new worksheets beyond the first, and cards or graphs beyond the free allowance on a sheet.
With Pro, yes: press Export, choose the layout, then Save PDF, Print or save a .tex file.
No account required. Free for every tool; Pro adds unlimited worksheets and exports.