Bubble Level - Level Tool

Simple Design Ltd.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

A bubble level, a spirit level, or a plumb bob is a tool used to check whether a surface is horizontal (level) or vertical (plumb). The Bubble Level Tool, Leveler app, also serves as a goniometer or a carpenter’s level, can be applied in construction, carpentry, photography as well as daily life. It mimics and works like a real level meter. It is very handy and useful to provide you with accurate results.

Where you need Bubble Level:
🖼 At home: Use the Bubble Level to perfectly calibrate and position the object if you need to hang a picture or a photo frame onto the wall, or assemble a shelf, a refrigerator or a washing machine.
🏗️ At work: This level tool is a must have app for horizontal and vertical calibration in fields such as construction and carpentry.
📸 In photography: It is a good helper if you want to set up a tripod.
🏕️ Outdoors: Don’t you think a tilted camping car or picnic table is annoying? The Bubble Level can help you place it horizontally.
🏓 Other situations: When you are leveling a billiard table or a table tennis table, or inserting a shelf, just grab your phone and use the app!

Features
- A horizontal & vertical level tool
- A clinometer
- A screen lock to avoid changing directions
- Sound reminder
- Calibration & reset functions
- Relative calibration & absolute calibration
- Dark mode & light mode
- A bubble level & a bull’s eye level

How to use the Bubble Level:
The Bubble Level also simulates a bull’s eye level, which levels across a plane. To determine whether a surface is horizontal or vertical, or to measure its inclination angle, you can simply lay your phone flat on the surface, or lean the phone against it.

This leveler app indicates horizontal when the bubble is in the middle. It will show the actual angle in the meantime. Thanks to its sound effects, you can hear the result without looking at the screen.

Ratings and reviews

I tried this app on a whim when I needed a level one day, and I liked it so much that I paid to remove the ads. Is it accurate? All my pictures and the shelves I just hung look pretty dang level and straight to me, but I imagine that if you had a goofy phone case that didn't have at least one straight edge on it would be problematic.

I have a bookshelf I built to calibrate levels on, and this one is perfect on my phone. There are ads, but only a little irritating (I was going to say not irritating, but then I saw a full screen one pop up). You can click the button top right to go to the app, or just pay the $3 for the app, which is cheaper than the level I keep forgetting to get out of my toolbox. Developers deserve to get paid.

I used the app to hang three picture frames in my granddaughters' bedroom. The app worked well in keeping the frames evenly leveled and aligned. No adds or pop-ups, so far, and I'm using a free version of the app. After the app was installed, it created a nice-looking icon on the front screen that looks more like a widget. I was able to restrict the app from accessing personal data, and the app was still functional. I want to take this time to thank the developers. Thx U!, Bubble Level Team!