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No ad complaints
Excellent app. With three graphical bubble levels, numerical representations of the x and y axes, a calibration feature, and no ads in the pro edition, it's everything you'd want.
Why am I still getting ads on the pro version? Can you please remove these ads. It is not registering as a pro version after I upgraded. The ad version is still on my phone home screen when I launch the app. But when I go to the no ads…
I have been a fan of this app before they came out with the paid version! This app has come in clutch for me for years when leveling my trailer, which is just as accurate as an actual bubble level. I've used this to hang TVs and pictures…
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