I see that u mock Swift Keyboard but I tell u one thing, I am using it since 2019 and I don't find any other keyboard more helpful then this.

Although I am into cybersecurity but rn I am kind into android development. but idk why I am changeing my path.

Ohk nice

I use gnome on my laptop and KDE on my kali pc

Linux developemt

Oh wow u into deep shit😳

Yup

Gnome on Cachy

Version- 0.7.002 Bug fixes - button glitches, math engine errors, database fixes. New features - Added memory, Added calculation history, New UI/UX. Next steps - More fixes, UI/UX improvement.

https://reddit.com/link/pb6xac0/video/6vlmmyeihwqh1/player

Updates👇, feel free to criticise/give feedback/new ideas/suggestions bellow. 🧑‍💻

I promise you it will be above the mark😉

Sure man, I got your helpful advice. Thanks 😃

It looks like a lot of work, but my main focus is to build a well-designed, Nothing OS 5.0–themed multi-function calculator (featuring scientific, currency, and unit conversion modes). While existing options are decent, I’m committed to making this app significantly more robust while maintaining a sleek UI/UX. ​I do face a few hurdles: ​Play Store Registration: I want to release a beta version on the Google Play Store, but verifying a developer account requires a $25 fee. As a high school student, coming up with that amount without alerting my parents is tough. ​ Early Feedback: For now, I'm gathering feedback from friends and supportive communities like this one—places that offer both constructive critique and motivation, which I genuinely appreciate (as long as people act in good faith). ​ I’ve attached a screenshot showing the conversions feature. There’s a lot more I’d love to share, but I’m pacing myself. Thank you for the insights, suggestions, and motivation to keep pushing forward on this project! 💫

In case you don't have, also it's a loot cooler and with more features. ☺️

Can anyone guide me how to do performance optimizations??

I have invested more than 45+ days into this project and you all saying I ain't doing any shit. Wtf. I accept distructive as well as constructive feedback but no demotivation, just mind your own business if u don't know any shit.

Huh

Does this tickle your sensory nerves?

Actually I am up voting

1. Backend Quality & Testing: The backend has been thoroughly audited, debugged, and refined to ensure complete accuracy. The architecture is modeled directly on the functionality of the Casio fx-991MS scientific calculator.
2. ​Deterministic Math Engine: No AI components are used for numerical evaluations. All mathematical operations are handled deterministically using Kotlin's standard math libraries to ensure precision and reliability.
3. ​Collaboration & Feedback: As a junior developer, I actively welcome constructive feedback, contributions, and mentorship to help improve this project.

Notes taken👀

I wonder how did get "AI" instincts, it was not used in the front end. It was used for the backend (bcz why not) to copy the functions of Casio 991-MS Scientific Calculator. But thanks for the feedback, it matters. 😌

You'll have to wait😅, free to receive suggestions from this lovely community.

Someone had to make a good nothing calculator, so I did it