RedCrab

RedCrab might not make you think of the domain it touches, but in the end, it's all about math with this program, a simple yet very helpful application that allows the user to visually express any number of complex equations and mathematical expressions.

Probably one of the most anticipated situations when dealing with such a program is the hard-to-understand interface. That's not the case with this program, which manages to simplify as much as possible all of its powers. The interface is reminiscent of older Microsoft Office applications. No issues there. On the contrary, the interface helps with an organized and simplified view.

From simple equations to more complex graphs, the user has the power to create and show any number of mathematical problems. Images and text can also be inserted if these are somehow relevant to the cause. The functions tab is quite easy to follow. All you need to do is understand and know what you are looking for.

I found this program to be quite useful during exam periods back in the day. Since I wasn't a math buff, I figured I needed to somehow visualize what I did not get in the math domain. It was easier said than done, until I decided to try this program. It was a blessing and I also found it quite useful for other daily activities like various household calculations and mathematical issues.

RedCrab proved to be indeed helpful for me, and I am sure for other users too. It's not really a complex program, and it does not rely on who knows what algorithm. In fact, it is this simplicity that might win you over, and the fact that you can visualize a series of abstract matter in the mathematical domain.