Inclination

See the slope. Keep the angle.

Inclination app angle-measurement preview
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Read a slope on the phone, keep a level guide over the camera, or draw an angle on a photo. The Inclination app opens its live meter. Its app menu also opens Laser level, Image angle, Records, To-do, Settings and Help. This Android app is in development. The guide describes its current tools; public store availability has not been announced.

Put it to work.

Practical ways to use Inclination.

Check a slope directly

Use Edge, Back or Level to read the surface where the phone rests.

Align a camera view

Open Laser level for a horizontal, vertical or cross guide on the camera picture.

Mark a photo angle

Open Image angle, draw or tap an angle along visible edges and save the result to Records.

Your first few minutes.

Start with a useful task, then keep the result.

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  1. Set the placement

    Choose Edge, Back or Level, then use the setup pill for the unit and zero mark.

  2. Steady and lock

    Calibrate from a known reference when needed, then Lock the settled reading.

  3. Save or use another tool

    Save to Records, or open Laser level or Image angle from the app menu for a camera/photo task.

Learn by trying.

Use this website’s guided walkthrough for the meter, camera level and manual photo angles. The Android app is in development, and Inclination currently has no dedicated in-app Tour or Showroom.

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Practice 1

Find the slope

Choose the placement that matches how the phone rests and read the live angle.

Practice 2

Keep the reading

Lock the reading, save it and open Records from the saved message.

Practice 3

Try an angle on a photo

Open Image angle from the app menu, choose a picture and draw along two visible edges.

Small tips. Better results.

Useful habits for your next task.

All tips in the guide ›

Rest the phone on a clean stable contact surface and account for a protective case or camera bump.

Choose Edge, Back or Level to match the way the phone rests; changing a screen layout only changes its presentation.

Choose the Edge zero mark for the side in use before calibrating on a known level reference.

Wait for a stable reading, Lock it and then lift the phone away. Unlock returns to live measurement.

Use Relative on Edge when comparing two parts: Zero on the first part, then read from that reference on the next.

Photograph straight edges as square-on as possible for Image angle, then tap or draw the angle points manually and adjust them carefully.

The camera level’s line is a screen guide. Place it on a visible edge in the image; the phone does not project a physical beam.

After Save, use Open on the message to check the result in Records. A photo angle describes the photographed perspective.

Get the highlights.

Inclination. Measure Edge, Back or Level, lock the reading, take a relative angle and save it to Records.

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Laser level. Keep a horizontal, vertical or cross guide level over the camera in Inclination.

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Image angle. Tap or draw an angle on a photo, move its points and keep the result in Records.

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Take a closer look.

Learn how to use it.

Step-by-step instructions for the app and its tools.

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