On your iPhone, too.
The same engine as this page, with eight themes. Math and units still run offline.
Ask a question. Get one sentence back.
The same engine as this page, with eight themes. Math and units still run offline.
Arithmetic, trig, powers, and unit conversion evaluated on the device. No network needed.
Gemma and Qwen answer in parallel. Numbers are cross-checked against DuckDuckGo, and Wikipedia catches the rest.
Mac, iPhone, Windows, Android, and this page. The same answer engine on every surface.
Type y = x^2 or plot sin(x) and get the curve. 8 themes to draw it in.
SwiftUI and MenuBarExtra. No Electron. Light and fast.
MIT licensed. No telemetry, no accounts, no API keys. Math and units never leave your device.
Real native apps on every platform. No web view, no runtime, and the offline math keeps working with no connection.
A native SwiftUI menu bar app, signed and notarized. One keystroke from anywhere.
Download for MacInstall the web app from Chrome or Chromium and it runs as a standalone window.
Open & install"The menubar client is every bit as intuitive as the web interface, meaning, it's easy to use and even if you aren't quite sure what you're asking, there's a good chance [it] will figure it out."
The Next Web"Nimble can handle pretty much anything you'd normally throw at [it], including simple questions and math problems that require graphs."
LifehackerNimble is MIT licensed. A ground-up rewrite of the original Maybulb/Nimble in native SwiftUI. No API keys, no accounts, no subscriptions.
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