Angle Finder vs TrueLevel Bubble Level

Is the shelf actually level? Set your phone on it and know in two seconds. Angle Finder turns the motion sensor into a spirit level, inclinometer and plumb tool: a round bubble for surfaces, a plumb readout for walls and posts, and slope in degrees, percent or millimetres per metre. It reads gravity through CoreMotion's fusion filter — not raw accelerometer noise — so the number settles fast and stays put. Lay the phone flat and you get the bubble; stand it on an edge against a door frame and it switches to plumb mode on its own, because those are two different measurements and the app knows which one you need. WHAT YOU GET • Set the phone on the shelf and watch the bubble drift to the high corner — nudge the shim until it sits dead centre • Stand the phone against a stud, post or picture frame and read exactly how many degrees to rotate to plumb • Read slope your way: 1.2°, 2.1% or 21 mm/m — the fall your drain or ramp needs, straight off the dial • Tap Hold with the phone pressed under a joist, pull it out, and read the frozen number in the light • Zero against a surface you trust, so a slightly tilted bench stops polluting every reading after it • A haptic tick the instant you hit level, so your eyes stay on the picture wire, not the screen PERFECT FOR • Renters hanging pictures, mirrors and floating shelves without a second pair of hands • DIY TV mounting — check the bracket is level before you drill, plumb after • Carpenters and site work: pitch and roll at once, ratio rise, mm-per-m fall • RV and trailer campers levelling the rig before the fridge complains WHY NOT JUST THE BUILT-IN MEASURE APP? Apple's level shows one view in one unit. It has no slope percent, no mm/m, no hold button, no zero calibration, no haptic level alert and no target fall. The moment you need "2% towards the drain" instead of "roughly flat", it is out of its depth. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Every reading comes from the motion sensor, on the device. No account, no location, no tracking, no data leaving your phone. FULL ACCESS Full Access unlocks the repeat-work tools: saved zero presets (zero against a bench, a jig, a van floor — and switch between them without re-zeroing) and target angle mode, which shows your distance from a chosen fall like 2% for a drain instead of distance from level. Choose a weekly or yearly auto-renewing subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Put your phone on the surface and find out what "level" really looks like. Terms of Use: https://leanstudio.asia/terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://leanstudio.asia/privacy-policy Support: support@leanstudio.asia

TrueLevel turns your iPhone into a precise pocket spirit level and angle logger. Lay the phone flat on a shelf, a picture frame, a table leg, or a worktop and read how level it is two ways at once: a clear bubble that drifts toward the high side, and exact pitch and roll in degrees to one decimal place. Big monospaced readouts stay readable across the room. It is a straightforward utility tool — for hanging pictures, setting shelves, checking a tripod head, leveling a washing machine or a 3D-printer bed, or just settling an argument about whether the floor really slopes. WHAT YOU GET • 2D bubble level — a bullseye vial that turns green the moment you are within tolerance. • Pitch and roll readouts — single-axis vials and precise degree numbers for each axis. • One-tap zeroing — calibrate against any reference plane and measure relative tilt from it. • Angle log — capture a reading, give it a label like "Top shelf", and keep a tidy history. • Adjustable tolerance — choose how close to flat counts as level, from 0.2° to 2.0°. WORKS WITH WHAT YOU HAVE • Any iPhone with the standard motion sensors. • Apple Watch — a standalone wrist level with its own bubble and Zero button. • Home Screen Widget showing your last captured angle and how many you have saved. • Live Activity on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island for a hold-to-measure session. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No cloud. No analytics. No third-party SDKs. Every reading stays on your device using Apple's own frameworks. Motion data is read only while the app is open and in front of you, and there is no network traffic. A precise tool that fits in your pocket. ---