
A Google user
Good app that need a touch more work. For my purposes, checking slopes on tracks for accessibility, the logical way to use the phone is long side to the ground. Unfortunately, when placed on its side the text does not rotate. The app also provides figures for the inclination of both edges. In my context the data for the short edge is not relevant. One has to be careful to pick up the right figure. Thus an option to choose one or other data stream, or both, would be good. Worth testing.
58 people found this review helpful

A Google user
This app is exactly what I'm looking for: simple, free, shows the camera view so that I can measure slope inclinations accurately. Its downfall is that the measurements lag behind the movement of the phone by several seconds, making it very annoying to use (measurements may not stabilize for 5-10s)
40 people found this review helpful

Duke Hanson
Forward facing camera and determination of angle through lock button should work great for avoiding avalanches. Our instructor in AIARES 1 training had an app similar to this but on iOS. This looks to replicate it and help avoid slopes above 30 degrees that can slide while being at the top of the slope.
5 people found this review helpful