Where’s the clinometer?? That was one of the most helpful parts of the entire app. Not intuitive at all anymore.UPDATE: Other reviews gave impression new version had clinometer, so my assumption was that I was somehow missing it. What’s currently there is fine and works well, but no clinometer is disappointing... Like serving up spaghetti and meatballs with no tomato sauce. Add the clinometer to this and it’s a 5-Star app IMO.

So I bought this specifically for figuring out the 30° angle. I'm relatively new to hammocks but have loved them all my life. I have one on a stand in my backyard and I want to hang one in my home office and also take it with me camping, hiking etc. So, step in first the website then the app. Good thing: the app works in airplane mode! I bought it hoping it would since the description did not say. Yet, one of my favorite local county parks has zero reception so I needed the app to work without internet access. Awesome! It does. Bad: it has an angle hang option but it doesn't explain how to use it. Which direction do I hold my phone? Vertical! Horizontal? Am I holding it against the rope? The tree, post, or wall? I am mathatically challenged 🤔. It just is not intuitive to me. I need to be told what and how to measure for the elusive 30° hang. A set of simple instructions would make all difference for using this one option. Maybe a photo or diagram?Uncertain: newer hammocks have straps with carabiner hooks sewn on rather than long lead line ropes, I'm not sure how to adjust for that. I can say my husband will be thrilled with the load weight because he tends to over-engineer anything his family might be hanging from (swings, hammocks, hanging chairs) for their safety. He will be very happy to see that when purchasing the correct hardware for hanging in my office. I'm sure where the hanging chair is in my office, it's engineered to hold probably the entire family. 💗

When this “improvement” first appeared, it seemed a backspace key was missing from the number pad used for changing default values. Maybe it was an Apple system fix, or maybe it was an App fix (though nothing is mentioned in version history); there is now a backspace key so numbers can be changed - Yaaaa!Some may prefer the older graphics that showed all the numbers at once. But there is definitely new functionality. For example, you can lock certain values like ridge line length and distance between “trees” (anchor point) or anchor point above ground. That last number is useful to lock because at home, the an hour height and distance may be fixed.You can also change the hang angle continuously rather than in one or two steps in the older version.We now have all the functionality of the earlier version, plus more. It just takes getting familiar with the new graphics.

Do not like the purple color. Try using a neutral color or keeping the old color scheme. Don’t like the fact that you have to click on each section to see the calculation results. The old one showed all the results at the same time. Don’t like the fact that you removed the angle finder. I saw that you are planning on adding it back in but I would have not updated if I knew this. Great disappointment. Sorry. The old one was quick and to the point.