Easily measure the length of objects using your device's camera with augmented reality. This app eliminates the need for a physical ruler, offering precise measurements for various everyday situations, from checking furniture fit to tracking a child's growth.
Reviews of Measure are mostly negative: the Utilities app is rated 4.2/5 from 516 App Store ratings. What users like most: easy to use, potential for innovation. Top complaints: measurement unreadable (tiny font), inaccurate measurements. Summarized from real user reviews.
6.0.1
March 17, 2021
The awesome update Measure 6.0.1 is released! ■ Minor bug fixes
More9 issues
Measurement text too small to read
App crashes during use
6 requests
Fine-tune start and end points
Improve visibility of measurement numbers
Measure uses your device's camera and augmented reality technology to allow you to easily measure the length of objects. It's designed to replace the need for a physical ruler in various everyday situations.
The app claims to offer high precision, having been repeatedly improved since the release of ARKit. This focus on accuracy aims to provide measurements that other apps may not be able to achieve.
You can use it to check if furniture fits your room, estimate the size of boxes for shipping, track a child's height, or even measure the length of objects in nature, like a giraffe's neck.
Yes, the app is free to download and use. However, it does display advertisements as part of its monetization model.
The description specifically mentions using an iPhone camera, indicating compatibility with iOS devices that support ARKit for augmented reality features.
