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Transform your device into a versatile measuring tool. Accurately check the horizontal and vertical alignment of objects using your camera and device sensors. Measure angles with precision for DIY projects or home improvements.
✓Laser level functionality
✓Protractor mode for angle measurement
✓Uses gyroscope and accelerometer
✓Check horizontal and vertical alignment
✓Measure degrees of misalignment
✓Take photos while measuring
✓Flashlight for dark environments
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What's New in Pocket Laser Level 360
1.0.21
June 23, 2026
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What does the Pocket Laser Level 360 app do?
This app turns your smartphone into a laser level and protractor. It uses your device's camera and built-in sensors like the gyroscope and accelerometer to help you check the horizontal and vertical alignment of objects. You can also use it to measure specific angles for various tasks.
What are the key features of this measurement app?
Key features include a laser level function to check if objects are straight, a protractor mode for precise angle measurements, the ability to see how many degrees an object is off-level, taking photos while measuring, and a flashlight for use in dimly lit areas.
Is this app free to use?
The app is free to download and use, but it does offer in-app purchases. This means some advanced features or functionalities might require a purchase to unlock.
What kind of projects can I use this app for?
This app is ideal for a variety of projects, such as hanging pictures or shelves straight, ensuring furniture is level, cutting materials at precise angles for DIY projects, or any home improvement task where accurate alignment is crucial.
What devices is Pocket Laser Level 360 compatible with?
The app relies on specific sensors like the gyroscope and accelerometer, which are found in most modern smartphones. While not explicitly stated, it is generally compatible with Android and iOS devices that have these sensors.
