Calculate hold overs and scope adjustments for long-range shooting. Input bullet weight, velocity, and environmental factors. Switch between imperial and metric units. View range cards and bullet lists.
Explore 3D human models with interactive rotation and zoom. Remove layers to view internal structures. Take 3D quizzes to test knowledge. Toggle visibility of systems.
Track time, speed, and distance during workouts. Monitor current and total climbing or descending. View profiles and route maps. Display heart rate and time spent in training zones when paired with an Apple Watch or chest strap.
Download and view FAA airport diagrams and facility directories offline. Access airport maps, frequencies, elevation, and helipad information. Find nearby airports and save favorites for quick access. Update charts monthly for accurate data.
Explore geologic features and learn about rock formations. Access location-based summaries and global geologic maps. Document observations and track your geologic journey. Contribute findings and view detailed geological information.
The app provides a collection of 13 measuring tools and a flashlight. It includes a barometer, altimeter, compass, teslameter, metronome, stopwatch, timer, seismometer, plumb bob, surface level, spirit level, and ruler.
™ lets users input airflow, velocity, or friction to determine size. Calculate pressure drop and flow rate. Input dimensions for custom shapes. Export results and save calculations.
Track acceleration and speed metrics automatically
Measure acceleration times like 0–60 mph and 1/4 mile without extra hardware. Set up measurements before starting the vehicle. Automatically record results when target speeds are reached. Save data locally or export to other devices.
Explore guided meditations, daily affirmations, and spiritual teachings rooted in Kabbalah and Chassidus. Track progress with personalized insights. Access audio lessons, journal prompts, and community forums for support.
The app uses phone sensors to detect location and calculate azimuth and elevation for satellite antenna alignment. Augmented Reality View shows satellite icons through the camera, aiding in line-of-sight checks.