[Feature request] Larger sized mode

[DoYouKnowMyNamePlz]

Lovely app and I thank you for creating it. One feature that would be helpful for the not so good eyed people is resizing for a bigger view. I notice someone mentioned it over on the play store so figured I'd bring it here.

A couple ideas for space

-move the terms to it's own screen on 1st use of the app. That would save a considerably amount of space on the main screen. Highlighted in yellow

-Remove the repeating AlexCalc as theirs one in the title bar, highlighted in red.

This would allow for shifting some buttons around and allowing for bigger buttons.

[alexbarry]

hi, thanks, glad you like it! Some thoughts:

• as you enter inputs and outputs, the terms disclaimer text gets moved up, eventually it will be off the screen completely. Same with the extra title (the one highlighted in red in your screenshot). I could modify it to not show this text every time you open the app. But I don't understand how moving it into its own section would help. Wouldn't you then have to press something to dismiss it before getting back the screen space? Isn't that more effort than just ignoring it until it is scrolled beyond the visible screen? Or does it trigger a screen reader or something like that? I'm happy to change this, I just want to understand.
• extra title: what if I removed the top title, to free up that screen space? The other title will eventually be pushed outside the visible window (scrolling up) as inputs/outputs are added.
• I am thinking about how to manage with a 5 or 4 column layout instead:
  • I think I could move the "inv", "alt", "polar", "degree" buttons to a single button showing an expandable menu to save space.
  • perhaps I could get rid of most of the variable ("x", "ans", "pi", "e") and function ("sin", "cos", "tan", "sqrt", "log10", "ln") buttons, instead replacing them with a generic "var" and "func" button, which show some pop up to select from a list of functions/variables? And maybe if there is button space left over, I could show the most recently used functions/variables.
  • Would it make more sense to simply let the user configure all of these buttons?
• would it make sense to retain a 5 or 6 column button layout, but make some of the columns off screen by default, and the user needs to swipe to access them?
• I am just now noticing how small the button text is relative to the rest of the button. I'll look into how it changes if I switch to larger text sizes in the accessibility settings.