Sensor Toolkit vs Transferidor BLA

Sensor Toolkit turns your iPhone into a clean, practical set of everyday measurement tools. Use it when you need a level, compass, vibration meter, magnetometer, heading reader, sound meter, ruler, protractor, timer, or metronome without switching between separate apps. Built for quick checks, field work, DIY tasks, practice rooms, and daily utility, Sensor Toolkit keeps each tool focused on the measurement in front of you. Key features: • 10 tools in one app Level, Compass, Vibration, Magnetometer, Heading, Sound Meter, Ruler, Protractor, Timer, and Metronome. • Real-time sensor readings Clear visual feedback helps you read tilt, direction, sound level, vibration, magnetic field strength, angles, time, and tempo at a glance. • No ads while measuring Measurement screens stay clean, focused, and distraction-free. • Sound and vibration logs View live measurement changes over time and save chart images when you need a record. • Practical instrument-style design Dark, high-contrast screens make readings easy to check quickly. • Privacy-conscious permissions Permissions are requested only when a tool needs them. Microphone audio is used for sound level measurement and is not saved by the app. Sensor Toolkit is designed for practical reference measurements. Results depend on your device sensors, calibration, and environment, so it is not a replacement for certified professional measuring equipment.

Measures any angle. The iPhone becomes a protractor. You rest it against a surface, a wall, a ramp, and read the large angle in BLA typography. Tap to calibrate, hold mode to freeze the reading. The free protractors on the App Store are throwaway utilities, full of ads, with garish icons. Transferidor BLA is the opposite. Editorial typography, Areia BLA background, large angle display in whole degrees, arc with fine marks every 5 degrees and long marks every 15. WHAT IT'S FOR When the problem is the tilt: the accessibility ramp at the store (code says at most 8.33%), the TV that needs to hang straight on the wall, the small solar panel that wants about 16 degrees in Goiânia, the picture frame to be cut at 45, the wobbly table leg. The protractor from your school ruler now fits in your pocket. And it shows you with calm. ARC AND POINTER Semicircle arc with fine marks every 5 degrees, long marks every 15, numbers 15, 30, 45, 60, 75 and 90 on both sides of zero at the top. Pointer animated with soft physics, no jitter on quick moves. Large angle display in whole degrees, in serif Tinta. NOTABLE ANGLES When the angle hits a value that matters to the craft (zero, one third, half, two thirds, plumb), the app highlights quietly with a Verde BLA capsule. No fanfare. Just an editorial confirmation. CALIBRATION The reading comes from the accelerometer and gyroscope of the iPhone, with magnetic correction so it doesn't drift when you rotate the device. You place the iPhone on what you consider zero (the surface that should be level, the wall that should be plumb), tap calibrate, and the app reads the tilt relative to that zero. Works the same in portrait, in landscape, in any rest. Tap recalibrate to change the reference, tap clear calibration in Settings to go back to the raw reading. HOLD MODE Tap hold to freeze the reading on the display. Useful for measuring in tight spots (under a piece of furniture, behind a TV, in an awkward angle) and reading it later. Tap release to resume. 2 THEMES Areia BLA, light background with the brand base. Tinta, dark mode for low-light environments. The theme follows the iPhone's Dark Mode. 100% OFFLINE No data collection. No network. No login. No analytics. No crash reports. One-time purchase, open, measure. Transferidor BLA is an app made in Goiânia by BLA Publicações e Conteúdo Digital, an independent editorial studio led by Ivan Grycuk.