This is a great app that combines a bunch of features in one! I’ve used floor plan apps, ruler apps, measuring apps: this makes sense to have all in one. While some of these are in the premium features, the measuring tape, which is the biggest feature, is free. I’m torn on the subscription. I think like many it’s hard to make the plunge to subscription plans. I feel the prices are a bit high for myself that does only a few projects here and there. IMO a 5|10|20 for week|month|year feels more doable, with a clear increase in value the longer the subscription. Another idea would be watch an ad for x amount of time on one of the premium features? Another cool feature would be if there was a plan for remodelers to share the premium app to customers for a way to do estimates. This could be worthwhile to get measuring without needing to stop at the location and share to the company to give a floor plan, window area, etc. Anyway super great app and my favorite for measuring!

When you open the app you can take a measurement relatively easy, but the problem comes in when you try to use the toolbar to change the mode. It hovers at the very bottom of your fov and moves with your head. This makes it nearly impossible to change modes, and when you do almost impossible to change back out, all the while the app is drawing measurements that are really just documenting your attempts to change the mode. Please make the toolbar a stationary window that I can drag and place where I need to. I think Apple’s design guideline specifically say not to pin UI to the user’s head, partly for this reason and partly for nausea. If this app fixes this it seems like it will be very useful, but until then I cannot use and don’t recommend.

Do not spend your money on this piece of garbage. You’re better off going to Lowes and spending $9.00 for a Craftsman and get better bc item. And you’ve got a tangible item you can touch. If you try this crap out for the 3 or 5 day trial period, make sure you cancel it one day beforehand it expires; if you don’tb, you may see $30 debited from your checking account for an item that does not work. I tried checking the length and width of something and all it returned were zeros. Trust me, save your money, go to a brick and mortar hardware store, and invest $10 or less in a real tape measure. And keep the receipt in case you need to return it for a refund