Roadmap

• Strengthen site foundations with cleaner public pages, improved footer details, and roadmap updates for the 2026 cycle.
• Finalize core publishing files such as ads.txt, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml to support search visibility and platform approvals.
• Begin receiving Google Search impressions and continue improving indexing, structure, and content quality across the site.
• Rework homepage messaging so upcoming tools and topic hubs feel clearer, cleaner, and more launch-ready.

• Expand major topic hubs including Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus, and Statistics with stronger written explanations and better internal linking.
• Add more step-by-step calculators across high school and early university math topics.
• Improve notes and resource pages so they serve as real study support instead of placeholder sections.
• Polish user experience across desktop and mobile for faster navigation between calculators and topic pages.

• Grow university-level calculator coverage for Calculus 2, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, and related advanced topics.
• Publish more worked examples, guided explanations, and problem-solving flows to make the platform more useful beyond final answers.
• Strengthen account, subscription, and billing experience for Free, Plus, and Pro users.
• Continue improving site authority through cleaner page structure, stronger educational content, and broader topic depth.

• Refine Calcunator into a more complete step-by-step learning platform spanning school to university-level mathematics.
• Launch richer educational support across notes, examples, and topic pathways to better guide students through full subjects.
• Prepare for larger ecosystem growth by aligning Calcunator more closely with future products like PastPaperLab and StudentStories.
• End the year with a stronger platform foundation, improved discoverability, and a larger library of high-quality calculators.

• Launch foundational Arithmetic and Pre-Algebra modules.
• Publish lecture notes and practice sets for basic operations, fractions, and decimals.
• Host first live Q&A webinar to answer student questions.

• Release complete Algebra 1 and Geometry note collections.
• Introduce interactive problem-solvers for linear equations and triangle proofs.
• Open up peer-review forum for geometry problem sets.

• Roll out Algebra 2 and Trigonometry lectures with detailed worked examples.
• Add step-by-step calculators for factoring, quadratic functions, and trig identities.
• Start Study Buddy study group matching service.

• Publish Calculus 1 and Calculus 2 curriculum, including limits, derivatives, and integrals.
• Introduce practice tests for AP and college-level exams.
• Launch extensive Statistics and Probability module with video tutorials.