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Version 1.1 · 2025-09-25
minor improvements and bug fixing update
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2025-09-25.







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Turn your device into a powerful measuring tool with our app. Utilizing cutting-edge AI and augmented reality (AR) technology, it enables you to accurately measure length, height, distance, and even entire room dimensions directly through your camera – no need for a physical tape measure.
Key Features:
AR-Based Measurement – Simply point your camera to measure objects instantly
Measure Length, Width & Height – Ideal for furniture, doors, packages, and more
Automatic Detection Mode – Identifies flat surfaces and edges for easier measuring
Unit Conversion – Switch effortlessly between centimeters, inches, feet, and meters
Capture & Save – Take pictures with measurement overlays to keep or share
User-Friendly Interface – Designed for fast, accurate measurements without hassle…
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minor improvements and bug fixing update
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