Bipi vs Level Tool

OUR STORY Bipi started with a shelf. I wanted to put up a shelf at home and, being on my own, I downloaded a bubble level app. But there were ads everywhere. Then I discovered a bigger problem. While holding the phone under the shelf, I couldn't see the screen. I was trying to level something with a tool I couldn't actually look at. So I thought: what if it could talk to me? I imagined a sound that changed as I moved closer to level, almost like a radar. Then stereo sound made it even easier to understand exactly where I was. That became Bipi. A bubble level designed to be heard, not just seen. HOW IT WORKS Bipi beeps slowly when you are far from level and faster as you get closer. At 0.0° the beeps turn into one steady tone, so you know you are level without looking. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Level surfaces by sound, without looking at the screen • Measure the X axis, the Y axis or both at the same time • Choose a sound guide: Metal Detector, Radar Lock or Stereo • Hear the direction of the tilt in your left or right ear with Stereo sound • Hold a reading and set a target angle • Calibrate on any surface and use it as your new zero • Keep the screen on with Work Mode • Turn on the flashlight in dark corners • Switch to the dark theme GREAT FOR Hanging pictures, mounting TVs, installing shelves, leveling furniture, setting up cameras, caravans and RVs, and DIY projects. FREE VERSION • Bubble level for X, Y and X+Y • Metal Detector sound guide • Silent Mode • Work Mode with the screen kept on • Calibration • Flashlight • Dark theme • No ads of any kind PREMIUM • Everything in the free version • Radar Lock sound guide • Stereo sound guide • Hold and target angles You can choose a monthly subscription, a yearly subscription or a one-time Lifetime purchase. The yearly subscription starts with a 14-day free trial, and you can cancel at any time during the trial. This is always your choice. GOOD TO KNOW • Bipi uses your phone's motion sensors. Accuracy depends on your device. • For more accurate results, calibrate Bipi on a surface you know is level. • A thick case or a camera bump can tilt the phone. Calibrate with the case you use. • Bipi is a handy everyday tool. For critical construction work, also check with a professional level. MADE BY AN INDEPENDENT DEVELOPER Bipi is made with care by an independent developer in İzmir, Turkey. There are no ads in Bipi. Premium helps the app keep growing. PRIVACY Bipi uses Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics to understand app usage and fix crashes. Bipi does not need an account. Your settings and calibration are saved only on your device. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

The level that guides you. Level Tool turns your iPhone into a modern level and inclinometer designed to help you get the job done quickly and confidently. CLASSIC LEVEL Use a familiar spirit-level interface with precise angle measurements. Turn on Guide and Level Tool can help you know which direction to move. SURFACE LEVEL Place your iPhone flat on a table, appliance, countertop, or other surface to measure tilt in two directions. ANGLE Measure inclination with a clean, easy-to-read angle display. GUIDANCE YOU CAN SEE, FEEL & HEAR Use visual, vibration, and audio feedback to help you reach level without constantly watching the screen. GUIDED PRO Unlock directional visual guidance, custom target angles, additional themes, and more with one lifetime purchase. LEVEL LAB Tilt your iPhone to guide a steel ball through three handcrafted labyrinth challenges. Warm Up is free to play, while Guided Pro unlocks Steady and Master. • No ads • No subscriptions • No account required • Calibration for improved accuracy • Hold measurements when you need them Whether you're hanging a shelf, leveling furniture, checking an appliance, or measuring an angle, Level Tool gives you the tools you need right on your iPhone. By downloading or using Level Tool - Guided, you agree to the Apple Standard End User License Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/