Calcish Blog

We have released Calcish 1.4.

This version introduces support for OpenAI’s o1 and o3-mini models, along with Google’s Gemini 2.0 Flash models. Additionally, we have updated the local model support code to enhance performance.

The basic version now allows the creation of an unlimited number of codebooks.

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We are happy to report that Calcish is compatible with macOS Sequoia.

We have released Calcish 1.3. It adds the new OpenAI’s GPT-4o mini and Google’s Gemini 1.5 Flash models.

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We have released Calcish 1.2. It adds the new OpenAI’s GPT-4o model.

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We have released Calcish 1.1. The new version fixes a few bugs and adds Gemini Pro remote model via Google AI API.

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Here’s some of our favorite little details in Calcish:

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Finally, after two years of work, Calcish is here! I am happy. You might also be happy if it turns out that this is exactly the app you were looking for.

What’s Calcish? First of all, it’s an app for macOS to do all sorts of calculations and code tinkering.

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Many programming languages have the print() function or operator to output text into the screen.

In JavaScript the story is different.

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Welcome to Calcish Blog! Or should we say: print("Hello world!")?

Calcish is a new calculator and REPL for programmers that we’re working on. It will be released later this year. Meanwhile, we’ll share progress and insights here in this blog.

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