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AppRecs rating 3.9. Trustworthiness 73 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 22 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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5 star
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4 star
39%
3 star
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2 star
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1 star
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Credible reviews
73% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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Good user ratings
78% positive sampled reviews
About SeeLevel - visual clinometer
With SeeLevel you can for example:
- Find the angle relative to the horizon (like a sextant)
- Get the vertical line to the ground (like a plumb)
- Estimate the tilt of objects in the distance
- Calculate the height of, or distance to, an object (Inclinometer).
- The unit of the input and output distances are always the same so you can use any unit you wish (meter, feet, yards etc)
- Use it as a conventional level, independent of the camera
- Zoom in the measured object to improve accuracy
- If your device has a front camera you can use it to measure the level from the ground or use it as an inverted plumb.
USER FEEDBACK:
Simple, effective and finally offering a clinometer with percentage. Very good, I can recommend it.
Piwilari, France
It is easy to use and effective for many types of measurements (angle, height, distance). The interface is uncluttered and very clear. Good job.
TychoMoon, France
Very good idea that works very well.
angor69, Italy
I work for satelite co. and this is 'bout the best visual inclinometer I've come across, and yes my boss does like it, especially on how close the accuracy is compared to a Suunto Tandem.
Top Tier, USA
NOTE: Requires a device with a camera. i.e. compatible with all iPhones, iPod Touch 4 and iPad 2.
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Reviews for SeeLevel - visual clinometer
AA7R
App is apparently abandoned
I got SeeLevel a week ago. The inclinometer, for which I bought the app, does not work. The inclination always reads NAN, even after an apparently successful calibration. For you non-computer folks, NAN means not-a-number and indicates that the inclinometer, at least, is seriously broken. I emailed the app’s author through the link in the Apple App Store explaining the problem but it’s been a week with no reply. The app has not been updated in 4 years. I have an iPhone 12 running IOS 15.3 so maybe I shouldn’t be surprised the app doesn’t work. My bad for not suspecting this before I bought the app. If you run similar hardware or IOS version buying this app is like throwing your money in the street. If I get an app update that fixes the problem I’ll revisit this review.
SF492
Great for backcountry ski
App is fast, interface is simple. Aim and read the angle, just what you want for skiing.