LandMeter vs Lean

Call it inclinometer, call it clinometer, call it levels, call it whatever you like... But you don't have enough of them... There is still one missing... LandMeter is the official inclinometer for all off-roads enthusiasts, 4x4 cars, trucks, jeep, landrover, and trailers. Take control of your car pitching and rolling with your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad with our dashboard accessory! In this version: --------------- - NEW: iOS 7 and 8 support; - NEW: Sleek interface; - NEW: Larger screen support; - Landscape or portrait view; - Day and night skin! - Separate calibration for pitching and rolling; - Disable automatic lock of your iPhone/iPod (in-car charger suggested); - Numeric display for accurate pitching and rolling measurement; - Set an alarm when you reach a certain inclination! - Save your iPhone default calibration, you don't need to calibrate it every time you put it on your car dashboard! - New "viscosity" features, for a better, realistic and precise movements! --------------- Suggestions or features requests, contact us at iphone@dimension.it

Lean turns your iPhone into a live inclinometer that's faster to read than a traditional gauge. It shows your vehicle's pitch and roll together, so a single look tells you your angle — climbing or descending, and how far you're leaning left or right. Set your own limits, and Lean warns you — amber as you approach, red at the limit. FEATURES • Pitch and roll in one view — read your vehicle's angle at a glance • Max Roll and Max Pitch — Lean holds your steepest angles for the drive; reset with a tap • Clean angle readouts in whole degrees — a plain "12°", never a signed "−12°" • One-tap Zero stores your mount angle, so Lean reads your vehicle's tilt, not the phone's • Rollover awareness — set caution and limit angles for roll and pitch, and Lean warns you with color and haptics as you near a limit • Share the angle — capture roll, pitch, and your warning color as a card • Ten dashboard color themes • Pick your rig — keep the classic deck, or swap in a live 3D wireframe Monster Truck, Rover, or rubber duck that tilts with you • Portrait or landscape, in any mount — dashboard, vent, or a flat console charger • Made for iPhone Duo — a layout for the outer screen, and for the inner screen held wide or tall • Built-in orientation lock — pin to portrait even when your device rotation is on • No GPS, no network, no account — everything runs on-device HOW IT WORKS Lean reads gravity directly from your iPhone's motion sensors to measure how far your vehicle is tilted — front-to-back (pitch) and side-to-side (roll). Park on level ground and tap Zero; Lean records your mount as the reference and measures every tilt from there. It shows both axes together, so you read your situation in one look instead of cross-referencing two gauges. Set caution and limit angles to match your rig, and Lean adds a warning on top — amber as you approach a limit, red at it, with haptics you feel without looking down. Roll is the axis that matters most for tipping, so the warning follows whichever of roll or pitch is nearer its limit. No GPS. No calibration drive. No account. Mount your iPhone in portrait, zero it once, and drive. GREAT FOR • Overlanders and rock-crawlers reading side-slopes and climbs • 4x4, off-road, and trail driving where knowing your angle matters • Anyone who wants a clear, glanceable read on roll and pitch • Sizing up an obstacle before you commit PRIVACY Lean is a pure motion app. It reads gravity from your iPhone's sensors and nothing else — no GPS, no network, no account. Your zero reference and settings stay on your device and are never uploaded. No account. No signup. No internet connection. No location permission. QUICK START 1. Mount your iPhone in portrait in a dashboard or vent mount 2. Park on level ground and tap Zero 3. Drive — your angle updates live as the terrain changes 4. Set your caution and limit angles in Settings to match your rig IMPORTANT Lean estimates tilt from your iPhone's motion sensors and is an aid, not a guarantee. It cannot account for loose surfaces, shifting loads, or sudden movement. Never rely on it as a substitute for your own judgment. Mount your phone safely, keep your eyes on the trail, and always drive responsibly and obey local laws.