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Version 1.2.6 · 2026-04-30
Bug Fixes and Feature Enhancements
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.2.6, updated 2026-04-30.








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Level Tool · Angle Finder -The best level tool for you,Professional Digital Spirit Level for iPhone
and measure angles on any surface quickly and accurately. Get precise readings with angle locking and calibration, and receive sound and light alerts when perfectly level. Check if a surface is flat in seconds and keep your TV and picture frames straight. Ideal for installing furniture, hanging pictures, or any construction, carpentry, or renovation project—and it works completely offline. A must-have tool for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Key Features:
●Level Tool
The Level Tool features sound and light alerts, surface calibration, and angle locking, with clear and easy-to-read angle values. It supports switching between different modes to meet a wide range of measurement needs.
●Bubble Level — Simulates a traditional bubble level to check horizontal and vertical surfaces.…
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