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Thanks! Yes, OmniTools is fully static, which makes it easy to self-host. I appreciate the suggestions! Base64, hex, QR codes, ASCII, and binary conversions are definitely useful, and many of them are planned. Polynomial regression and equation solvers are also great ideas. I’ll look into lightweight libraries to integrate them. Will look into pocket ref.

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I'm not sure how much time I'll have what with other projects, but I'd be up for doing a few PRs for some of these features too.

Nerdamer looks pretty interesting, the API seems like it would lend itself very well to auto-generating calculators.

A lot of web calculators have a "Enter any two values to solve for the third" UI, and with symbolic algebra, you could take any arbitrary equation and generate a UI like that, so it would be easy to manage a library of potentially hundreds of equations in a declarative way.

But there are a few other JS math libs that are similar.

https://nerdamer.com/functions/solve.html

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