Magic Tools: Meter & Detector

iOS app by Vladimir Rodzaevskiy. Utilities · Vladimir Rodzaevskiy

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0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
3.99 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-08

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Store description excerpt

Your phone is more powerful than you think. Magic Tools turns your iPhone into 20 precision instruments: - Compass — magnetic & true north heading, GPS coordinates, bearing lock - Ruler — real-size cm & inch ruler with credit card calibration - Level — bubble level, inclinometer, dual-axis tilt measurement - Sound Meter — real-time decibel meter with VU gauge and history graph - Magnifier — camera zoom up to 10x with flash, freeze & save - Metal Detector — magnetometer-based detector with audio feedback - Flashlight — adjustable brightness, strobe mode, SOS morse signal - Protractor — gyroscope angle measurement with zero reference - Unit Converter — length, weight, temperature, speed, volume & more - QR Scanner — scan QR codes, barcodes, EAN, auto-detect links, Wi-Fi, contacts - Speedometer — GPS speed, max, average, distance & elapsed time - Heart Rate — pulse measurement via camera with waveform display - Color Picker — identify any color from camera in HEX, RGB, HSL - Night Vision — real-time camera amplification with green/amber/red tints - Sound Recognition — identify ambient sounds around you - Frequency Generator — generate any audio frequency - Wi-Fi Scanner — discover devices on your network - Echo Distance — measure distance using sound echo - Star Map — identify stars and constellations with AR - Exercise Counter — count reps with camera-based motion tracking No internet required. No ads. No tracking. No data collected. Everything runs 100% on your device.

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