The app provides a heads-up display for a car, offering GPS-based speed information with MPH and KPH options. It includes digital and standard font modes, 12 and 24-hour clock options, and portrait and landscape orientations.
The app uses the iPhone to help users find the Qibla direction. It offers two options based on device capabilities, with prayer times displayed at the bottom.
Measure and speak level angles in degrees, dimensions, or blocks for caravan alignment. Confirm level status across all directions. View data on iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch. Set and remember custom slope offsets for intentional angles.
Monitor the International Space Station with real-time tracking on an interactive world map. View current altitude, velocity, and orbital period. Access precise latitude and longitude coordinates. Choose between standard and satellite map views.
The app uses the iPhone camera to measure furniture width, depth, and height. Users can measure spaces and confirm furniture placement images within those spaces.
Visualize magnetic fields in real-time with precision charts. Monitor X, Y, Z axis readings in microteslas. Display measurements for scientific research, education, and field work. Provide professional-grade accuracy for reliable data.
Measure angles with a color-changing scale that adjusts based on the iPhone's tilt. Use the camera for augmented reality alignment. Set up tables, shelves, and objects straight without a physical level.
Provides real-time , atmospheric pressure, latitude, and longitude data. Users can switch between GPS and device altimeter for readings. Camera integration allows photo capture with location data overlay.
The app simulates a tool to measure levels on an iPhone or iPod Touch. It measures vertical, horizontal, and 45-degree angles with an optional sound warning for horizontal plane measurements under one degree.
The app displays information from and configures the Cardinal ScaleNet module. Weight and load cell millivolt readings are shown, and setup parameters can be viewed and changed.