The Formulator

Every branch of science is based on different values which may be a little difficult to calculate by heart. However, a computer can greatly simplify both the time needed and effort you invest in generating the result. For instance, The Formulator can help you calculate different values for a variety of science branches.

It’s a good idea to check if your computer is equipped with .NET Framework for the application to be able to run, even though it’s a default feature in modern Windows iterations. No installation is required for the program, which enables you to carry it around on a thumb drive wherever you go, without affecting stability of the target PC.

The main window is fitted with a default transparency level, which sadly can’t be adjusted or turned off. What’s more, most of the space remains empty even when bringing up different calculators. Only one type of calculator can be active at a time, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing considering they’re not really related.

As mentioned, the application covers different scientific branches like physics, biology, engineering, mathematics, and geometry. Some of them come with more variations, such as physics which covers pressure, motion, light and radiation, quantum mechanics, and projectile motion, while others like biology only come with a single preset.

Every calculator shows up in quite an intuitive panel with a few input fields, depending on the type. Result is always delivered at the press of a button. Because of the lack of any export options you need to manually copy results if needed. Note that some calculators might not even run at all.

To sum it up, The Formulator comes with a decent variety of calculators to enhance work in different science branches. However, not all of them are able to run, results need to be manually copied, and operations are merely basic aspects of each branch.