AR Measure + Notes vs DIY Sizer

Measure real-world objects quickly and accurately using your iPhone’s camera and AR technology. Capture distances, save snapshots with measurements, add notes, and review past records — perfect for everyday tasks, DIY projects, furniture planning, package checking, and more. * Features • AR Distance Measurement — Point your camera and measure instantly in cm, mm, or inches. • Snapshot Saving — Save photos with all distances included, plus automatic total distance calculation. • Organized Notes — Add titles like “Bookshelf height” and keep your measurements neatly stored. • History View — Browse past measurements with images, totals, and individual values. • Works Offline — Measurement and history viewing work without an internet connection. * FAQ Is the app free? Yes. The app is free to download and use. A small banner ad is shown at the bottom, and you can remove ads with a one-time purchase. How do I save measurements? After taking a measurement, tap the save button to add a title and store it with a snapshot. Which units can I use? You can switch between millimeters, centimeters, and inches in the settings. Can I edit past records? Saved measurements can be viewed or deleted at any time from the history screen. Who is this app for? Anyone who needs quick, simple, and accurate measurements — including homeowners, DIY users, students, movers, and shoppers.

DIY Sizer is the all-in-one app for recording measurements and calculating materials for your DIY projects. [Dimension Notes] Save measurements per project. Width, height, and depth are stored to the millimeter — easy to check while shopping at the hardware store. [Material Calculator] Automatically calculates how much lumber or plywood you need based on dimensions. See cut counts and offcuts at a glance so you buy exactly what you need. [Project Management] Group measurements and materials per project (shelves, tables, bookcases). Run multiple DIY projects in parallel. [Unit Conversion] Switch between millimeters, centimeters, and inches — handy when working from overseas blueprints. [Photo Notes] Attach a photo to each measurement so you remember exactly where it came from. From first-time DIYers to experienced makers — speed up every workshop session.