Feature Requests

On iPhone/iPad, when tapping or long pressing a referenced line, pop up an option to reveal the line number, jump to the line being referenced (useful for long sheets), or unlink (keep expression in its current state). Additionally, cut/copy/paste for referenced lines is not available (at least on iPhone)

Can we please get bracket pair colouring? I just burned more time that I would like to admit on a calculation for an assignment because the final bracket was missing meaning it didn't apply the sqrt() function and with so many brackets I couldn't spot it. Also super helpful would be a visual indication that an equation doesn't have brackets in pairs as I have found the app deletes some as I go assuming I didn't really mean to add another bracket when I pre add them to avoid forgetting some.

It would be great to be able to do Latitude/Longitude arithmetic. For instance: 32 degrees 14 minutes 52 seconds + 18 degrees 11 minutes 33 seconds. All you need is plus and minus; I can't think of a reason that you would need multiplication or division. I am a programmer myself and once wrote a program to do this in Fortran (I know, old language!).

Simple Probability for two events. For example, if I type “Probability of both A and B happening if A has 50% probability and B has a 40% probability”. Probability calculation here would be 20%. Maybe build out several two event probability calculations: Probability of A NOT occuring: P(A') 0.5 Probability of B NOT occuring: P(B') 0.6 Probability of A and B both occuring: P(A∩B) 0.2 Probability that A or B or both occur: P(A∪B) 0.7 Probability that A or B occurs but NOT both: P(AΔB) 0.5 Probability of neither A nor B occuring: P((A∪B)') 0.3 Probability of A occuring but NOT B: 0.3 Probability of B occuring but NOT A: 0.2

More descriptive statistics functions. Examples: mode, range, standard deviation, variance, interquartile range, standard error, max, min. Perhaps even add a descriptive statistics function. So if I type “Descriptive Statistics for 20,30,40,50,60,70,80” I can get Average, Median, Mode, STD Dev, STD Error, Variance,Range, Max,Min” all at once.

Hashes and arrays: myHash = [key: value, key: value] myArray = [value, value, value] What we get out of these. -- The ability to compare two separate totals eg. Comparing prices of a set of products from two different stores. -- The ability display the difference of the values of two hashes that have matching keys. -- The ability to collect data that we calculate in an easy to reason about object and then display those values later in the page within text. (this would be in valuable when combined with hiding calculations) Personally I would implement his as a singe type like PHP's arrays which can be indexed or hashed. No need to introduce loops, just some pre defined iterators: ## Mathematical operators Iterates both hashes and where keys match, execute the operator used. eg. hash1 + hash2: iterates both hashes and returns a new hash were matching keys have been added together ## sum iterates the hash or array returning a the sum of the values in the array or hash ## Average iterates the hash or array and gives the average of the values. ## Display Banana Cream Pi scale = 1 crust = [] meringue = [] filling = [] crust[flower] = 1 cup * scale crust[butter] = 0.5lbs * scale meringue[eggwhites] = 8 * scale meringue[sugar] = 1 cup * scale filling[bananas] = 4 * scale filling[sugar] 1 cup * scale filling[gelatin] 2 tblsp* scale Ingredients: ## Crust flower crust[flower] butter crust[butter] etc... Begin by making your crust put crust[flower] flower and crust[butter] softened butter in a large mixing bowl. etc...

This is similar to allowing global variables to be defined in a sheet, but is not actually the same thing. Basically I am asking for access to variables in other sheets like you can do in a spreadsheet like Excel or Google Sheets. This would mean a sheet would need a name, likely the heading but it would be good if a user could optionally give is a more concise name, maybe like the first image. Then in another sheet be able to reference those variables with a qualified reference something like in the second image.

It would be very helpful to be able to do some basic network subnetting in Soulver. An example could be something simple like this. INPUT: 74.125.227.0/29 OUTPUT - CIDR IP Range -- 74.125.227.0 - 74.125.227.7 Subnet Mask -- 255.255.255.248

Rounded/up/down as expected To nearest minute/hour/day/month would be nice E.g. 16. Januar 2026 um 12:27:27 AM Rounded = 16. Januar 2026

I would like to see a way to integrate Soulver with external dynamic values - like Home Assistant states (temperatures, barometric pressure, ...), crypto tokens not supported by Soulver by default, and any other number that can be scraped somewhere with a bit of scripting. Lua might be a good option, given its small memory footprint and wide adoption. Best regards, Jan