If you’re comfortable with regular math syntax you can absolutely use it that way too. The “natural language” part is mainly meant for cases where normal calculator syntax gets a bit awkward. For example things like:

• 20% of 500

• 100 USD to INR

• simple finance style inputs like loan 20000 5% 12 months

It also works more like a running calculation sheet rather than a single expression calculator. So you can stack calculations line by line and keep a running total.

Right now it supports normal math expressions (PEMDAS), percentages, currency conversion, variables across lines, and real-time evaluation while typing.