Flight Computer vs Thread Gauge

FLT Computer is a fast, modern flight computer for pilots. Enter your numbers and instantly get wind correction, headings, ground speed, time en route, fuel, and airspeed conversions — all in the units you prefer. Designed to be quick and easy to input, with a clean interface that automatically adapts to Light and Dark mode. CALCULATIONS • Wind Correction Angle (WCA) • Ground Speed • True / Magnetic / Compass Heading • Estimated Time En Route (ETE) • Fuel Burned • True Airspeed (TAS) • Calibrated Airspeed (CAS) UNITS • Distance: Nautical Miles, Miles, Kilometers • Speed: Knots, mph, km/h • Temperature: Celsius, Fahrenheit • Altitude: Feet, Meters • Fuel: US Gallons, Liters Your unit choices are saved automatically. For flight-planning reference only. Always verify figures against approved charts, documents, and your aircraft's equipment and procedures.

Thread Gauge turns your iPhone into a precision thread gauge. Photograph a screw next to a common reference card, and it measures the thread's pitch and diameter, then identifies the closest matching standard — in both metric and imperial. No calipers, no thread gauge set, no guesswork. Just a photo. HOW IT WORKS Lay the screw on a plain background, parallel to a reference card: a credit or ID card (85.6 mm) or a full-size SD card. Use the light intensity slider to apply enough light to minimize shadows around the screw. Use the bubble level to find the best lighting angle — a green dot inside the circle is ideal. Move your phone closer or farther to get the sharpest focus; the sharper the image, the more precise your measurement. Snap a photo or pick one from your library, choose which card you used, and tap Measure. ThreadGauge uses the card as a known scale to compute the real-world thread pitch and major diameter. It all runs on your device — no server, no account, no tracking. Nothing you photograph ever leaves your iPhone. WHAT IT IDENTIFIES - Metric coarse and fine (M-series) - Imperial UNC and UNF - Thread pitch (mm and TPI) and major diameter - The closest standard match, with a confidence indicator When two standards are nearly identical — for example, a #10-32 and M5×0.8 — Thread Gauge flags the ambiguity so you can confirm with a physical gauge instead of trusting a borderline read. FEATURES - Metric and imperial in one tool - Tap to look up any identified size online - On-screen guidance for lighting, angle, and framing - Made for makers, machinists, mechanics, and anyone holding a mystery bolt PRICING Your first 3 measurements are free. One simple in-app purchase unlocks unlimited measurements — no subscription, ever. PRIVACY Thread Gauge collects no personal data, and your photos stay on your device. Questions or feedback? Email imad.naqqash@gmail.com