A tape that scrolls
Every result logs in a side rail. Click any line to recall it.
The OS calculator app is two clicks away and three keystrokes from being in front of you. The browser, on the other hand, is already open. Morph's calculator runs as a tab — basic mode, scientific mode, full keyboard support, history tape, copy any result. Nothing sent to a server, nothing sold to anyone, no ad row crowding the digits.
The arithmetic that everyone needs ten times a day, surfaced where you are working. No app switch, no clipboard ferry, no taskbar hop.
Toggle to scientific mode for trig, logs, exponents, and parentheses. Same tab, same keyboard.
Every result logs in a side rail. Click any line to recall it.
Numbers, operators, Enter, Escape. Mouse never required.
Most "online calculator" sites are more ad-frame than calculator. The result panel is wedged between two sponsored slots and a popup begging for your email. Morph's calculator is the calculator — keys, display, history, keyboard support. Nothing sent anywhere.
Because half the time you are already in the browser. Open a tab, do the math, close the tab. No app switch, no clipboard relay.
Yes. Sin, cos, tan, log, ln, exp, square root, powers, parentheses, memory. Toggle from the basic view.
Full. Numbers, operators, Enter for equals, Escape to clear. Works on a real keyboard the way a calculator app should.
Yes. Every calculation is logged in a side panel until you clear it. Great for tax prep and recipes.
No. The math runs in JavaScript locally. The history lives in your tab and disappears on close.
Yes — touch targets are sized for thumbs, the layout collapses to a single-column key grid on small screens.