Protractor, Level vs TrueDetect Device Test

Ruler, tape measure, bubble level and protractor. Four measuring tools in one app. Every tool is free. Centimetres and inches are both free. There is no subscription. RULER Measure anything against the edge of your screen. Centimetres and inches are shown at the same time, so there is no toggle to hunt for. Drag to measure, freeze the reading, copy it with one tap. TAPE MEASURE For anything longer than your phone. Measure one screen at a time and Notch adds up the running total as you go, with undo if you slip. BUBBLE LEVEL Lay the phone flat for a two-axis bubble, or hold it against a wall for a single-axis level. Reads in degrees and slope percentage, and buzzes the moment it is level so you do not have to watch the screen. Set your own zero on any surface. PROTRACTOR AND ANGLE FINDER Measure the tilt of a surface and hold the reading while you move the phone. Or drag two arms on screen to measure an angle on paper. ACCURATE, AND YOU CAN CHECK IT Notch knows the exact pixel density of your device, so it is accurate the moment you open it. If you want to verify, calibrate against any bank card. They are the same size in every country. WORKS ANYWHERE No account. No internet connection needed. No tracking, and nothing is sent anywhere. Notch Pro is a one-time purchase that saves your measurements to a history list. The measuring tools stay free forever.

TrueDetect Device Test checks the hardware of an iPhone and reports exactly what it measured. Tap Full Test and the app works through the device one function at a time: display and touch, front and rear cameras, speaker and microphone, vibration, buttons, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS, the motion sensors, the compass, the proximity sensor, charging, and the battery. Each check ends in a clear result you can read at a glance, and every card can be opened to see the underlying measurement behind it. Two things guide the whole app: REAL READINGS, NEVER GUESSES A value is shown only when the device itself reports it. Where iOS does not expose something, the app says so instead of filling the gap with an estimate. A result you cannot trust is worse than no result. A FINDING, NOT JUST A VERDICT When a check does not pass, the app states what it found - which part, and what was measured - so the reason is on the screen rather than left to memory. Any test can also be run on its own from Manual Test, which is useful when you want to re-check a single function after handling the device. The app is made by K-Device Lab for businesses that inspect used iPhones and need an honest, repeatable record of a handset's condition. It is free, contains no advertising, and offers nothing to purchase.