Slope Calculator User Reviews

Name: Slope Calculator
Rating: 3 (3 reviews)

Slope Calculator

John Lein

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Site development

I bought this to make quick elevation and slope changes. Works great for in field site work along with structure and pipe elevations. It is a simple calculator that has an algorithm. I love it!

jbkienzler

4 years ago

Downloaded by accident can’t get a refund

Annoying

AK-ILLA

6 years ago

Not all settings work ?

When I try to use the ”Distance” option. The app turns off. ??

Need some assistance / app fixed

Geopm

6 years ago

Surveyor on pipe crew

As a surveyor on a pipe crew I use this app everyday, saves so much time!

BranDaddy

7 years ago

Glorified calculator

I needed an app that automatically measures distance and slope. This app does the same as a normal calculator; everything has to be put in manually. Not worth the double digit price!

DonMoell

9 years ago

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback. Many contractors / students / homeowners do not use these types of calculations often enough to remember the formula to calculate slopes, elevations etc. I designed this app for that specific reason. I guess, it is a glorified calculator, but I guess you could say that for thousands of other apps on the app store. I'd like to think the app has a clean easy to use interface that provides worthwhile information to the end user. I'm not sure of any iPhone device having the ability to measure distance / slope accurately without actually using survey equipment. Our app is an end user slope calculator just as the name suggests.

Would be a five if it had a inch input on both measurements

I with you could input both feet and inches into both measurements, that would make this the perfect app. Overall still a good app.

Joe743805

13 years ago

Response from developer

Something we are working on! Thanks for the feedback. As a surveyor, our imperial measuring system is the decimal (tenths)... Builders, like you, may prefer the resultant answer to be displayed in feet and inches...