AR Ruler: Tape Measure & Level

Measure with your phone camera: point, tap, and read the length, area or height. AR Ruler also keeps a spirit level, slope gauge, metal detector and on-screen ruler in your pocket.

AR TAPE MEASURE
Move the phone slowly until the circle turns green, then tap + at each point.
• Length: measure a table, a door, a wall or a whole room. Add more points to measure along a path; each segment and the total are shown.
• Area: tap the corners of a floor, wall or sloped roof to get the area in m² and the perimeter.
• Height: tap the base of a cupboard, door or wall on the floor, raise the aim to its top, and tap again.
Results are shown in meters and centimeters, with feet and inches too.

NO AR? NO PROBLEM
If your phone does not support AR, use the angle measure: set how high you hold the phone, aim at where an object meets the floor, then at its top, and get its distance and height.

SAVE AND SHARE
Save a measurement with a name, like "Front room". The photo is saved to your gallery with the lines and numbers printed on it, ready to send to a builder, a shop or your family.

SPIRIT LEVEL
Lay the phone flat for a round bubble, or stand it on its edge against a shelf, door frame or wall. A beep tells you when it is level or plumb.

SLOPE, METAL DETECTOR, RULER
Check the slope of a roof, stair or ramp in degrees and percent. Find rebar, nails and steel pipes in a wall before you drill. Measure small objects on the screen with a calibrated ruler.

No account and no sign-in. Camera images stay on your phone. English and Indonesian.

How accurate is it? AR is good for everyday measuring around the house; for building work, check with a real tape measure.

Guide: https://kuduscyber.id/alattukang/panduan.html

AR Ruler is free and supported by ads.