RIDGID Level vs Laser Level

RIDGID Level features three vials for plumb, level and 45° miter. The display shows the exact measurements currently being reported by the sensors and it supports overlaying leveling information on top of the camera. The application also allows you to calibrate both the vertical and horizontal vials for phones with buttons on the side or cameras on the rear which can interfere with your readings.

Laser Level: Line Laser and Measurement Tool Laser Level turns your iPhone into a precise vertical line laser and measurement tool built for real accuracy. Use it to align objects, verify straight vertical edges, check tilt, measure height along the Y axis, and document your results with saved measurements. X and Z axis distance tools are coming soon, making this the foundation of a full multi-axis measurement suite. Key Features • Vertical Line Laser (Y Axis) A clean, stabilized vertical guide that helps you align frames, shelves, décor, equipment or structural elements with true accuracy. • Real Time Angle and Tilt View exact angle values while adjusting surfaces or checking alignment. Perfect for leveling appliances, verifying plumb lines or calibrating setups. • Save Your Measurements Store snapshots of your line, angles and readings for reference, documentation or project notes. • Precision Sensor Stabilization The app uses refined motion data from your device to keep the vertical line steady and sharply aligned with minimal drift. • Clean Fullscreen View Use your entire display for a clear, distraction-free reference line. Coming Soon • X Axis Distance Measurement Measure horizontal lengths with sensor assisted precision. • Z Axis Distance Measurement Measure depth and forward distance for full three dimensional coverage. These upcoming tools will expand Laser Level into a fully capable multi-axis measurement system. Use Cases Home and DIY • Align frames • Install shelves • Check vertical edges • Adjust appliances and fixtures Construction and Technical Work • Verify plumb • Mark vertical reference lines • Align beams or equipment • Document angles for project logs Creative and Studio Work • Photography and lighting alignment • Tripod and stand adjustments • Workshop calibration