Bubble Level 3D 2.2.9

Intuitive application of bubble level that helps to determine if a plane or a surface is perfectly horizontal (at level) or vertical (plumb) position. It is very useful in case a real bubble level, or inclinometer is not available and a tool is needed to perform work in the areas of construction, masonry, carpentry, or if it is required to adjust the inclination of an object at home.

It has two views, one for horizontal use and one for vertical orientation. The first view determines whether the horizontal surface is correctly leveled, and the second view acts as a plumb line to know, for example, whether a wall is perfectly vertical. When placing the phone in any orientation, the application will automatically adjust the view so that it is correctly viewed.

In addition to the bubble level, it has the function of a digital inclinometer, which through a display shows the inclination more accurately and practically. The simultaneous tilt can be observed in two axes (roll and pitch). The digital display also shows arrow icons to know the direction of the tilt (right or left, forward, or back) at all times. The display rotates according to the phone's orientation, making it easier to read the recorded value.

The application has the option to choose the type of unit of deployment, allowing to display in degrees, percentage, millimeters/meter, and inches/foot as required.

For more precise and professional work, it provides the possibility of calibration. This feature helps adjust the correct level of the phone in the horizontal and vertical directions since the measurement delivered by the phone sensor may be deviated from the correct angle.

Similar to professional bubble levels or inclinometers, you have the option to set sound marks to hear when you are at any desired tilt angle. Marks can be set by selecting any angle in the range of zero to forty-five degrees.

If you need to level items remotely, you have the option to display the image captured by the phone's camera as the background of the view. This makes it easy to level objects that are far away or rotate them more practically without having the phone on the object.

It also offers the option to save information recorded by the inclinometer, allowing you to store the angle of inclination, orientation, and date of registration.

Additionally, it offers an option for relative measurement, which serves to calculate the angle between a reference surface (relative zero) and the current inclination.