Measure objects using touch as or tape measure. Split objects into equal parts and calculate width/height ratios. Estimate diameter, angles, and divide circular objects. Switch between millimeters and inches for units.
Organize by creation or editing date. using partial details or numbers. Call, view, or edit directly within the . No contact data is shared externally.
Measure acceleration, orientation, and motion with built-in sensors. Record and analyze real-time data for experiments. Detect and generate sound tones. Visualize audio waveforms. Export measurements and graphs for scientific use.
Measures angles and incline using device sensors. Users can align objects horizontally or vertically. The displays real-time angle readings and allows calibration. It supports multiple orientation modes for precise leveling.
Manage files with drag-and-drop organization. Access a flashlight with adjustable brightness. Use a calculator, note taker, and screen recorder. Includes calendar, timer, and widget tools. Sync data across devices.
Measure objects with a camera ruler mode that uses your phone's camera for distance calculations. Switch between inches and centimeters. Adjust measurements with precision sliders. Access a classic ruler and tape measure for manual measurements.
Measure short lengths with precision using a digital . Switch between inches and centimeters. Calibrate measurements for accuracy. Adjust units and view results on a clean, intuitive interface.
Allows users to create and customize automated sequences within a built-in web interface. Magnifier provides zoom functionality for detailed viewing. Users can adjust intervals and repeat actions.
Distances and angles using augmented reality and on-screen rulers. Tap to mark points and calculate lengths. Export measurements as text or image. Sync with other devices for collaborative projects.
Measure angles of elevation, slope, and incline using device motion. Determine roll angles for vehicles and aircraft. Calculate roof pitch and antenna look angles. Align pictures and measure tape or chain slopes.
Measure lengths with a ruler supporting metric and imperial units. Detect ambient noise levels using a decibel meter. Use a protractor tool to measure angles via the camera. Calibrate screens for accurate color display.