Curvely 2.0 graphs far more than y = f(x). Plot points like (1, 2), parametric curves like (cos(t), sin(t)), polar curves like r = 1 + cos(theta), and shade inequalities like y > x^2. Roots, peaks and crossings show up as dots you can tap to read. Sliders arrive on iPhone, iPad and Mac, tap a colour dot to hide a curve, and the app now follows light or dark mode. New icon and type, too.

Collapsible equation panel on iPhone, scroll-wheel zoom on Mac, and the export button no longer covers the first equation's remove button on iPad and Mac.

The graph now fills the whole screen. The title bar and zoom buttons are gone: pinch to zoom, drag to pan, double tap to reset.

Drag sliders to animate variables, hover the graph to read exact coordinates, and plot implicit equations like x^2+y^2=1.

Fixes a layout bug where some iPhones got the wider iPad arrangement, cramping the graph and the equation list.

The graph now gets the full screen on iPhone, so there's more room to see the curve you're working on.