First, the morons giving a developer 1 star ratings for not providing a full app free of charge show exactly what’s wrong with this “entitled” society or ours. Don’t they realize that devs need to feed families too?!? The free version allows only one measurement every time you start the program. It is intended to demo the application, not add features for free to your phone. Nintendo did the same thing with Mario, and everyone behaved the same way screwing up a great game. Grow up people!Second, the reason for the 3 stars is that the application isn’t perfect. Not sure if this is a failure of the app or the arkit. Might be better if it had an option to take a snapshot so you don’t move around as you attempted to measure the item. Sure it looks less cool, but it seems a bit more practical. Even better would be if you could zoom in on the snapshot and get a more precise measurement.Keep up the good work and ignore these other clowns dragging down your score. I’ll update my score if the reliability improves.

Cool concept; however, a simple copier page measured 11.5 x 8.7...pretty close, but not precise for a piece of paper on my lap. But the farther away you try to measure, the more disparity. I.e. a 20 ft wall measured roughly 11.5 ft as I was ‘shooting’ from about 9 feet. We suggest switching to a laser pointer if somehow possible for accuracy. If you can provide better accuracy with instructions and perhaps a demo you may have a more viable app...here’s hoping!!!

It’s fun to use but it isn’t super accurate. I know my doorway is 48.5” but it measured it at 47”. So it’s not terrible, but usually if you’re measuring something, you need it to be exact.

Foolish of me to spend $1.99 before reading reviews. A mistake to learn from! Also hope developers read this- needs option for larger font showing measurements if you’re using it on items several feet away unless you don’t care about getting 2 bucks from people over 50. Useless if you can’t read the screen.