PCalc for iOS is 15 years old today, which does not seem possible. As the Mac version is just over 30 years old, that also means at some point very very soon, the iOS version will have been around for more than half of PCalc's entire existence.
If you bought it on day one, I hope you have appreciated the one and a half decades of free updates, and I shall direct you to the tip jar 😉
@craiggrannell@jamesthomson I'm pretty sure PCalc was the first app I bought from the App Store when it opened in the UK. Rather disappointed it hasn't kept up with the times and introduced tiered subscription plans plus a free tier that only lets you use numbers below 100 and makes you watch an ad before giving you the results.
@jamesthomson@craiggrannell Maybe license it to EA to produce a new "free to start" version that requires the purchase of in-app currency to not have to wait 12 hours between calculations and to purchase "elite number warrior" features such as multiplication and the decimal point?
@jamesthomson Never bought PCalc for anything but MacOS and I can't find this tipjar mentioned in the thread. If it's a web link can someone post it? I'd love to send James a pint of whatever.
@jamesthomson Glad to take the tip suggestion. I like the fact that you show how much I’ve tipped in the past and that it live updates to include the new tip. Yet another example of the impressive fit and finish (by PCalc™).
@jamesthomson Congratulations! PCalc has been a constant on my home screen since I found out about it, not quite fifteen years ago...I use it almost daily for one thing or another.
And thanks for the reminder about the tip jar (seriously).
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