Timbeter vs Biome

Timbeter is the ultimate tool for measuring logs, timber, and other roundwood products. With our solution, you can easily measure the volume and diameter of any log or pile, and get accurate and reliable results in just seconds. Whether you're a forester, a logger, a sawmill operator, or anyone who works with roundwood, Timbeter can help you save time, reduce costs, and improve your productivity. Our software uses advanced image processing and machine learning algorithms to analyze photos of logs and calculate their volume and diameter with high precision. To use Timbeter, simply take a photo of the logs or pile you want to measure, mark the endpoints, and let our app do the rest. Timbeter also allows you to export your measurements as reports or share them with your team or clients. With Timbeter, you can: -Measure logs and roundwood products with high precision and accuracy -Save time and reduce costs by eliminating manual measurement methods -Increase your productivity and efficiency -Get instant results and reports on your phone or tablet -Share your measurements with your team or clients -Use Timbeter in the field or in the office, even offline -Get support and assistance from our friendly customer service team Join thousands of users around the world who trust Timbeter for their roundwood measurement needs. Download our app now and start measuring smarter!

Biome is a mobile app that turns your phone into a powerful field tool for measuring trees. Use Lidar and AI to measure diameter at breast height (DBH), tree height, and identify species. No tape, no clinometer, no manual notes! Designed for smallholders, researchers, and carbon project developers, Biome helps you collect accurate, verifiable field data 10× faster. Features: • Lidar-based DBH and height measurement • Tree segmentation using AI (TreeSeg) • GPS-stamped plot data • Offline mode for remote fieldwork • Export raw measurements for carbon MRV workflows Funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF). Tested and validated in real reforestation projects. *Requires device with LIDAR sensor (e.g. iPhone 12 Pro+)