Plotica release notes
What's new in Plotica, Scinopy's free graphing calculator.
Release
Plotica 1.1
A fix for touch devices such as the iPad.
Fixed:
- The on-screen keyboard no longer covers the function panel. Tapping Add Function opened the panel and immediately brought up the math keyboard on top of it, leaving no way to type a function, close the panel, or dismiss the keyboard. The panel now sits above the keyboard whenever it's open, and shrinks and scrolls if the screen is too short for both.
- The panel follows the keyboard as it opens, closes, or resizes, including when you open it with the keyboard button on desktop.
- Closing the panel now closes the keyboard with it.
Release
Plotica — Graphing Calculator
Plotica is now live on Scinopy. It's a free graphing calculator you can use directly in your browser — no install, no plugins.
What you can do:
- Plot explicit functions y = f(x) with a built-in equation editor and on-screen keyboard
- Plot multiple functions and datasets together, each with its own color and line width
- Paste CSV, TSV, or point-pair data, or drop a .csv or .txt file onto the graph
- Switch a dataset's display between scatter, line, or both
- Overlay a function's derivative or antiderivative
- Plot a dataset's cumulative integral
- Calculate an exact definite integral between two points
- Switch between Cartesian and polar grids, with adjustable angle bounds for polar curves
- Pan and zoom with the mouse, centered on the cursor, or with touch — drag to pan, pinch to zoom
- Customize grid style, tick density, line thickness, and axis labels
- Export a graph as a JSON file and load it back later
- Undo and redo any change
- Toggle dark mode