NumPad
A powerful calculator and text editor rolled into one
NumPad combines a text editor with a unit calculator and converter. It supports over 1600 units, currency conversions with up-to-date exchange rates, physics and programming calculations, variables, line and range references, Markdown with PDF/HTML export, offline editing, document sync across devices, multi-cursor editing, Vim mode, autocomplete for variables and units, and a dark mode theme.
12 alternatives to NumPad
Ranked by how well each tool replaces NumPad: shared features, audience, price and popularity.
- 60 out of 100 matchFree
- 58 out of 100 matchContact sales
Your private, 100% customizable online journal.
Covers 1 of 15 key features and starts cheaper.
Free plan57 out of 100 match$1.67/moEditPad Lite — A compact general-purpose text editor for Windows, free for personal use.
Covers 0 of 15 key features.
Free plan57 out of 100 matchContact salesVirtual sticky notes for your desktop, replacing physical stickies.
Covers 0 of 15 key features.
Free plan56 out of 100 matchFree- 55 out of 100 matchContact sales
Simple, general-purpose and cross-platform text editor written in C++ using the Qt librair
Covers 0 of 15 key features and is open source.
Free planOpen source55 out of 100 matchFreeA note-taking app for organising and taking notes without restrictions.
Covers 0 of 15 key features and is open source.
Free planOpen source54 out of 100 matchFree- 53 out of 100 match$8.33/mo
The simplest online notepad — private, autosave, no signup
Covers 1 of 15 key features.
Free plan53 out of 100 matchFree