Date Range Search Filter Tool vs Bevel

The app allows you to search for information in Google for a specific date or between specified dates. For example, you can find out what the media wrote about in the period between June 5, 2014 and July 17, 2014. Or you can specify only 1 date. For example — no earlier than August 7, 2015 or no later than May 3, 2012. HOW TO USE? There are 2 options — through the app or through the extension. THROUGH THE APP 1. Open the browser and perform the search you need in Google 2. Copy the link to the search results 3. Open the «Date Range Search» app and click the «Search» button THROUGH THE EXTENSION 1. Open the browser and perform the search you need in Google 2. Click the «Share» button 3. Select the «Date Range Search» extension There is also a video instruction in the app.

Bevel turns your iPhone's built-in sensors into a pocket workshop of measuring tools: clean, quick, and quiet. No ads. No accounts. No subscriptions. Bevel uses the network for the App Store's billing for the one-time upgrade. We receive anonymous usage stats. FREE, FOREVER • Level: bullseye and torpedo bubble levels with edge readings and calibrate-on-flat • Compass: a smooth rotating dial with true-north support via a declination you set yourself • Protractor: measure an angle by tilt, or drag two arms on screen • Ruler: an on-screen scale you calibrate against a bank card so it reads true • Plumb: check walls, frames and posts are truly vertical • Screen Test: full-screen colours to hunt dead or stuck pixels • Sensor Check: every sensor your iPhone carries, live, and what Bevel reads from each one • Flashlight: a real torch, a full-screen light, and an SOS signal BEVEL PRO, one purchase, yours forever • Metal Detector: sense magnetic fields to find studs, nails and pipes, with a pulse that quickens as you close in • Seismometer: a live vibration graph with peak hold • Altimeter: barometric pressure and relative altitude • Rangefinder: estimate the height and distance of a tree, building or ceiling by tilt, or with the camera sight and a box you tap or draw, calibrated from a height or distance you know • AR Measure: point the camera at a floor, wall or table to measure distances, paths, heights and areas, with a ring that turns green when a surface is found • Vial Level: a glowing liquid bubble in black glass that follows how you hold the phone, roll and pitch together • Every skin and every sound set Tap any Pro tool for a short preview before you unlock it. Pro is a single one-time purchase tied to your Apple Account, so it unlocks on any compatible device you sign in with. No subscription, ever. BUILT HONEST Phone sensors are handy, not laboratory instruments, so Bevel's readings are approximate, and it tells you the truth up front. Not every iPhone has every sensor, so each tool shows at a glance whether your device supports it. On iPhone and iPad the Altimeter asks for Motion & Fitness the first time you open it, and the reading stays on your device. The Rangefinder's camera sight and AR Measure ask for the camera; frames are analysed on your device and never leave it. THE STUDIO PROMISE Bevel is part of the Zone7 utility line: small, focused apps that respect you. Private by design, calm to use, pay once and own it. More at zone7studios.com.