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Your first few minutes.

Open the app, save a calculation, and make the workspace feel like yours.

Open CalciteQuickSolve

Launch the Windows desktop app. The calculator is ready without an account. Use the home page’s download section for the public installer when it becomes available.

  • Type 125 * 24 in Expression. The result updates as you type.
  • Press Enter to save the expression and result in History. The input clears for your next calculation.
  • Use the full workspace for history, variables, and graphs.
CalciteQuickSolve with 125 * 24 in Expression, the live result 3000, and the saved calculation in History.
In the appType in Expression at the top. The live result appears underneath; saved entries appear in History on the left.Select the screenshot to enlarge it.

CalciteQuickSolve with 125 * 24 in Expression, the live result 3000, and the saved calculation in History.

CalciteQuickSolve with 125 * 24 in Expression, the live result 3000, and the saved calculation in History.

Keep Quick Calc nearby

Press Ctrl + Alt + Space to open the small calculator from your desktop. Press Escape when you are finished. You can customize shortcuts in Settings.

  • Enter saves the calculation and clears the quick input.
  • Ctrl + Shift + C copies the result.
  • The arrow keys recall earlier expressions; Ctrl + L clears the input.
The compact Quick Calc window showing 125 * 24 and the result 3000.
In the appQuick Calc keeps the expression and result in a small window. Use Enter to save, or Escape to return to your work.Select the screenshot to enlarge it.

The compact Quick Calc window showing 125 * 24 and the result 3000.

The compact Quick Calc window showing 125 * 24 and the result 3000.

Try Notes

Open Settings → License and start the 30-day Notes trial. Switch to Notes, choose New note, and give your note a title.

A project note with its Markdown source, formatted preview, and saved History entry.
In the appNew note creates the document. Markdown formatting adds a preview; the save status appears beneath the editor.Select the screenshot to enlarge it.

A project note with its Markdown source, formatted preview, and saved History entry.

A project note with its Markdown source, formatted preview, and saved History entry.

Choose what to enable

Settings contains themes, layout options, security, semantic search, and MCP access. Semantic search and MCP are both off by default; enable them only when you want those workflows.

  • Enable semantic search to make Begin download and Import model folder available. Enabling alone never starts a download.
  • MCP needs a configured vault and an unlocked UI to create agent grants.
  • Choose a backup location and make a first export before building a large library.
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