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Version 1.2 · 2025-12-07
We fixed an issue with sliders on iOS 26 to make interactions smooth again. Thanks for your patience and for learning with Beautiful Math!
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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2025-12-07.








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Trigonometry doesn’t have to be confusing.
When my daughter first met sine and cosine in school, she asked,
“Why do we even need this?”
We tried formulas, practice sheets, even flashcards — but it still felt like memorizing rules without meaning.
So I built a way to make it visible.
With sliders, color, and motion, she could see how angles and sides connect — how triangles breathe, how waves emerge, and how every formula has a shape behind it.
That small experiment became Beautiful Trigonometry — an interactive app that turns math from abstract to intuitive.
Instead of memorising, explore.
Move a slider, rotate a triangle, or trace the unit circle — and suddenly, sine, cosine, and tangent make sense.…
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We fixed an issue with sliders on iOS 26 to make interactions smooth again. Thanks for your patience and for learning with Beautiful Math!
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