# Accelerometer – G-Force Meter — user reviews

> 41 indexed App Store user reviews of Accelerometer by Jan Halozan, rated 4.00/5 from 1 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/accelerometer-g-force-meter/id499629589/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/accelerometer-g-force-meter/id499629589.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 0 · 4★ 1 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0

## Newest reviews (15 of 41)

### 4/5 — Accelerometer excels

*2026-01-06, version 2.3.0*

Only issue I have is deleting files.  I don’t see a method to do so??

### 4/5 — Please add watch app

*2025-11-06, version 2.2.0*

First, welcome back to the world of active app developers. 

I really enjoy the app, especially for amusement park rides, but I would love to have a version for the Apple Watch.  Any chance of that?  It would be really useful for getting an idea of how much stress we put on our feet if (temporarily) worn on an ankle.

### 4/5 — Export?

*2022-05-09, version 2.1.0*

Very nice and clean app. It would be nice if I could export the data gathered.

### 4/5 — Functional acceleration data logger

*2022-02-09, version 2.1.0*

It’s quite basic as it stands, but is clear and easy to use. I would have expected a Fourier analysis feature to be present.

### 4/5 — Great app

*2019-11-26, version 2.1.0*

Great app but would possibly like to see some sensitivity filters and as another review says the y axis to stay constant so you can easily see the force value 

More settings to alter the final output would be a nice feature but great start none the less

### 4/5 — Accelerometer

*2019-08-24, version 2.1.0*

Would like to see time in milliseconds or hundredths of a second.
Would like to see countdown timer to start.
Then I could use this to time a sprint without having to press any button to start or end the sprint. It would simulate “On your mark Get set Go. I could determine reaction time by seeing when the flat line starts to change. I could figure out finish time by seeing when step intensity starts to smooth out.

### 4/5 — good app

*2019-04-24, version 2.1.0*

I have an iPhone xr, and this app was very easy to use. it wasn’t confusing and it displayed the data in an easy to read way. I tried this app by walking around the room and accelerating/deceleration at different times. the app worked as advertised.i feel like the app is already as developed as possible.

### 4/5 — it’s great

*2019-04-18, version 2.1.0*

it’s really fun to play with and is very efficient

### 4/5 — Seems like it gets the job done

*2019-04-18, version 2.1.0*

It is easy to use and measures all three axisies (is that a word?). We’ll see how it does in the field but it seems to work fine. It better cuz I need a good grade. #pleasemrwatkins

### 3/5 — Not helpful for everyone

*2019-04-18, version 2.1.0*

This app is not beginner-friendly and there are no instructions or a guide. However, I’m sure it would be helpful to those who are competent in this field.

### 3/5 — What is happening

*2019-04-18, version 2.1.0*

What is happening? I don’t think the app is very beginner friendly. If you know what you are doing I feel like it works well.

### 3/5 — Pretty ok

*2019-04-18, version 2.1.0*

The app does what it’s meant to do but it’s kind of unclear. Over all, it’s a pretty solid app but it can be confusing with no direction or explanations.

### 3/5 — Can’t zero out initial angle

*2018-08-08, version 2.1.0*

Since there is no way to reset initial angle to zero, u can’t get true readings

### 2/5 — Needs Improvement

*2017-12-09, version 2.1.0*

I love the idea of this app, but it could use some improvement.

Two things:

1) The app bogs down after recording about 3500 samples. When it does this, it becomes impossible to stop and save your data.
2) There is no way to save your data on you phone, and then export it later. You must have an internet connection, which isn’t always possible.

### 4/5 — Simple clean app

*2016-06-12, version 2.0.0*

Does the job.  Would like the time scale to be in seconds (not sample points) and ability to export.

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Miss labeled axis and wrong units

*2020-06-15, version 2.1.0*

The axes are mislabeled. When I moved the phone up and down its measuring acceleration in the y axis instead of z. Also it’s showing -1 when the phone is held right side up and + 1 when I turn the phone upside down. 
How can you mess this up?

### 1/5 — No time stamp

*2019-07-01, version 2.1.0*

There is no time stamp in the recorded data which makes it useless for me.

### 1/5 — Useless

*2019-03-18, version 2.1.0*

On playback, the vertical reference; +\- 1g moves up or down with the intensity of the X, Y, or Z amplitude, making it impossible to read any accuracy.  Further, moving the saved graphic capture back to the peak to take a reading, the digital readout do not move to track the graphical display!  Useless!

### 1/5 — Stopped working

*2016-12-03, version 2.1.0*

It was fine. The last update broke it. The update doesn't complete and I'm left with a useless app that I can't even delete from my phone.

### 1/5 — It's ok

*2015-11-05, version 1.1*

Not sure how to reset/clear the graph. Graph displays one axis apparently. Graph text doesn't deal with zooming out very well. Would be good if the data could be exported to excel or other spreadsheets.

### 1/5 — Simple and basic

*2014-03-29, version 1.1*

Graph only logs a single axis in each run, you can not log or graph more then 1 axis. You do get to pick which axis it logs/graphs
One axis only is a big minus

### 1/5 — Needs work

*2012-06-15, version 1.1*

I bought this app before going on a roller coaster. I hoped it would record my maximum G force. App appears that it runs in background. In reviewing data it appears the app doesnt really work that well. The graphs need work. There should be a way to save a session of data or reset the graph to initial values.

### 2/5 — Csv file

*2019-10-11, version 2.1.0*

I don’t know how can I save the data in csv file, I also don’t know what’s the meaning of three curves

### 2/5 — Freezes after 2 minutes

*2019-06-28, version 2.1.0*

Takes data fine, many export options, but freezes after about two minutes. I was hoping to have my students use this for a class amusement park field trip, but it doesn’t even record for one ride before freezing.

### 2/5 — Exactly what I need, but not stable

*2018-08-02, version 2.1.0*

It shows exactly what I need to prove an issue on my motorcycle, but it runs for 5 or so minutes, then gets laggy, and finally exits.

I suggest adding a feature to specify a save destination in advance, and an interval to record before save, as well as how many intervals to record. 

It may be that menory is filling up, but it should not crash.

## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Amazing app

*2021-09-29, version 2.1.0*

Amazing app

### 5/5 — Works fine, no ads!

*2021-03-22, version 2.1.0*

Pretty basic, but works fine to show and record accelerations. Nice interface and there aren’t any ads cutting it up!

### 5/5 — This app is awesome!

*2021-02-20, version 2.1.0*

..

### 5/5 — Academic uses

*2020-03-11, version 2.1.0*

Who else is forced to download this for Marianopolis mechanic lab? Great app btw

### 5/5 — Awesome app

*2018-02-21, version 2.1.0*

Add sum of x y z vectors value too

### 5/5 — Exactly what I needed

*2018-02-04, version 2.1.0*

It does one job and does it extremely well. Saved me a lot of time. Thanks so much for this!

### 5/5 — Does what it said it will do

*2017-02-25, version 2.1.0*

What can I say, it works. Data is easy to export. App is Easy to use.  Thank you for making the app.

### 5/5 — Great app

*2017-01-24, version 2.1.0*

I've tried a few different apps that use the iPhone accelerometer and this is by far the best free app. It generates neat data that is easy to export.

### 5/5 — Love the app refresh!

*2016-06-05, version 2.0.0*

This app makes measuring acceleration easy with over 25hz of a refresh rate on the measuring. 
It does however start to lag and slow down after a good 30 seconds. That's about the only downside. Can't wait for the next updates!

### 5/5 — Great tool for my science project

*2012-11-27, version 1.1*

I used it for the science project measuring force on impact - great tool and well done.

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