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Version 2.2 · 2026-09-29
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The store currently lists version 2.2, updated 2026-09-29.




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Bubble Level is an accurate and simple to use spirit level for your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
It's great for aligning picture frames or for angle measurements.
Features:
◉ Measure the level of any surface.
◉ It can be calibrated with the click of a button and the calibration is saved automatically.
◉ It's accurate to one tenth of a degree.
◉ Full Retina support.
This tool can be used for:
◉ Picture frame alignment
◉ Measuring angles and slopes
◉ Checking the surface level of tables, shelves or any other object
◉ Measuring the inclination of a ship, aircraft or car
◉ Roof pitch calculation
▶ Calibration instructions:
- To calibrate the level, hold the device upright against a reference surface ( landscape mode with the button to the left ) and press the red Calibrate button.
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