AR Ruler App: Tape Measure Cam

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About this app

AR Ruler app uses augmented reality technology (AR) to tape measure room, home, house, homescapes with your phone camera. Target aim on the detected plane and start to use AR tape measurement tool. Try to room scan and floor plan your house with a new computer technology.

iPhone lidar scanner & iPad lidar version:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ar-ruler-app-tape-measure/id1326773975?mt=8

1) AR Ruler app – allows to tape measure linear sizes in cm, m (meter), mm, inches, feet, yard.
2) Distance meter – allows to tape measure distance from device camera to a fixed point on the detected 3D plane.
3) Angle – allows to tape measuring corners on 3D planes.
4) Area and Perimeter – allows to tape room measurement and area of the house.
5) Volume scanner – allows to tape measure size of 3D objects.
6) Path scan – allows to calculate the length of the photo path.
7) Height measure – allows to tape measure height relative to the recognized surface.
8) Room Planner and Home Design – generates a room plan projection for drawn objects and exports the floor plan to PDF format.
9) On-screen Ruler app – measuring small objects directly on the phone screen.
10) Photo measure app.

Try AR Ruler app now and make your little homescapes – we’d love to hear your feedback!

Note:
Please note that AR Ruler app requires ARCore (aka lidar iOS) library produced by Google. ARCore is constantly improving, which, in turn, positively affects the room scanner quality and photo measurements accuracy of AR Ruler app in units of measurement such as cm, m (meter), mm, inch, feet, yard.

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Customer Support:
Should you have any questions about Augmented Reality Ruler app or need help, please do not hesitate to contact us via developer email: [e-mail].

Ratings and reviews

immediately after installing, it asked me to subscribe. okay, fine, I only needed it for one thing, so the 3 day trial would work for me. Then as soon as I started the trial, it asked for a review (and seemingly wouldn't let me do anything until I had left a rating). Hard to leave a review for an app I haven't used yet. Once I gave my (one star) rating, I finally got to try out the app. It's fairly unintuitive, and once I got it work, the measurement was twice the actual length. 0/5

No, it actually is really NOT worth $20/mo. You're right, it measures various irregular objects and maybe even somewhat correctly but that barely close to a $2 subscription. If the app was premium and reliable then maybe $10 - $15 but it's nowhere near that. You charge $20 hoping people will try the Free Trial and forget to unsubscribe after they get mad and find out it doesn't work. It's extremely obvious.

If you want a simple tool to measure the length of a thing, this app is not it. On first attempt, I couldn't escape the begging rating pop-up. I had to force close. The UI is not intuitive. I thought I had it figured out: click at one point, move to another, click again. Nope! Also, the subscription is quite expensive. Maybe this is a good option for a professional application, for a pro who doesn't already have the tools they need for their job. Glad for the free trial to learn this isn't it.

What’s new

We have released the latest version of AR Ruler for measuring space and objects through a smartphone camera.

In this version:
- bug fixed;
- improved interface;
- optimized measurement speed.

We'd love to hear feedback from you at [e-mail].
Thank you for choosing our apps for fast measurements.