34 Notes About Math Notes

The new Math Notes feature in the macOS Sequoia and iOS 18 Notes app allows you to write out math equations and get automatic answers. Here's a deep dive into what you can do with it, like using parentheses, math functions, unit conversions, graphing and more.

Comments: 5 Responses to “34 Notes About Math Notes”

    John Carter
    1 month ago

    It's great and fantastic that Apple is doing all this math stuff in Notes, and it is probably quicker to use on the iPad since scribbling out an equation can be quite convenient. There are free apps that work even better and with greater ease and on all devices. The ones I like are PocketCAS and Desmos. Wolfram Alpha is a step up. Maple Calculator is for science and engineering and works on an iPhone, iPad and Mac. Mathcad is similar to Maple but does not work native on the Mac.

    Sheldon
    1 month ago

    Thanks bunches

    nick
    1 month ago

    Gary, after entering an expression and it shows the answer, if I hit it does not keep the answer and cursor moves to the next line. To keep the answer I have to hit . Is this how it should work? thx

    nick
    1 month ago

    Oops, Gary I just noticed my previous post had words omitted because I put them within right and left arrow heads (as used for computer input). It should read 'if I hit enter" and "I have to hit spacebar" Hope this clears it

    1 month ago

    nick: Are you hitting "enter" or "return." It should work with return. That's what I'm doing in most of these video.

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