Let me know if you guys have any question or ideas to elaborate upon this amazing project!

Guys, update, the equation I have can change the more points you add, I found another equation, y=0.0047954x^2+3.12641x-2.82048.

Actually, something like y = C x log x is going to fit primes much better than a quadratic since that's how fast the primes grow.

Yes, this statement is very true, I just want to inform the community of a chance there exists a quadratic which can fit prime numbers.

Yes, exciting to a middle/high school student who just got acquainted to function graphs (I see you’re playing with Desmos). In mathematics, however, prime–generating polynomials is an observation already made over 250 years ago.