A tape measure that tells you how far off it may be
Spanwick measures with your Android phone’s camera and prints, beside every reading, how far off that reading may be — so you know when to trust it and when to reach for a real tape.
- MeasureAim at one end, tap, aim at the other end, tap. A height starts on the floor; an area takes its corners.
- Read the likely errorEach reading comes with its own margin, “about ± …”, worked out from how it was measured. It is wider from far away, where the camera is unsure of the depth, on a wall, and when the phone moved a long way between the taps.
- Keep a roomSave readings to a room. Typed a length from a real tape? The room takes yours and says which numbers came from where.
Also in the app
A bubble level you can calibrate on your own table. A photo measure for phones without the camera tape: put a sheet of paper or a bank card in the picture for scale. Lengths in feet and inches or metric, your pick.
Honest about what it is
A phone is not a tape. Spanwick never hides that: when a reading may be off by more than you can live with, it says so in plain words. Before you cut, drill or order something, measure it with a real tape.
Spanwick is for Android phones, on Google Play.
Spanwick is not affiliated with Google. Android, Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.
