Parametric, polar, and inequality graphs
Switch the model and draw it immediately. Use x, y, t, and standard functions such as sin, cos, and sqrt.
Explore the capabilities you asked for in focused workspaces. Everything here runs in your browser first, with no account required for the core tools.
Switch the model and draw it immediately. Use x, y, t, and standard functions such as sin, cos, and sqrt.
Compare a straight line, quadratic curve, or exponential model against your data. Enter one x, y pair per line.
Write an equation with =. The solver searches the chosen interval numerically and reports real roots it can find.
Quick distributions for learning and estimation. Results are computed locally.
Small, transparent calculations first: 2×2 matrix determinant/inverse, vector products, and common unit conversion.
Enter numbers or formulas. Supported starters include =A1+B1, =A1*2, and =SUM(A1:A3).
Plot a surface z = f(x,y), choose a preset, or edit the expression. Rotate the wireframe to inspect it.
Edit the two points or their coordinates. The diagram updates with the line, midpoint, and distance.
Differentiate, integrate, or normalize common polynomial and trigonometric expressions. For example: 3*x^3 - 2*x + sin(x).
Run Python in the browser through Pyodide. The first run downloads the runtime; after that, browser caching can make it feel much faster.
Install the calculator as a small progressive web app. The core pages and the dependency-free tools can be cached for use without a connection.
file:// preview. Use a normal web address or local web server for this button.Create a small shareable lesson pack locally. This is the foundation for teacher prompts, examples, and student practice without requiring accounts.