Accurate Builder Calculator - Free Measuring Concrete, Roofing, Joist, Stair and More 4+

Name: Accurate Builder Calculator - Free Measuring Concrete, Roofing, Joist, Stair and More
Rating: 2 (1 reviews)
Author: Robert Daily14643786551

Robert Daily14643786551

Designed for iPad

- 2.0 • 1 Rating

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

The most innovative, feature-rich, user-friendly construction app now available. Quickly determine calculations of construction projects and get immediate concepts for your new projects.

FEATURES:
METRIC MEASUREMENTS
IMPERIAL MEASUREMENTS
ROOFING
FRAMING
WALL, FLOOR & CEILING
FOUNDATION
PAVING & CONCRETE
MEASUREMENT
LANDSCAPING
RAFTERS
EQUAL SPACES
RUNNING MEASUREMENT
SQUARE UP
STAIRS
MASONRY

ADDITIONAL FEATURES:
Regular calculator: Run equations (+, -, *, /, %) just as you would on a conventional finance calculator.
Compass and Converter

Install now and always have the calculating power you need on you, whenever you need it. And with all of the extra functions, you will be able to take calculating, take-offs, & on-site job efficiency to a whole new level!

2 Jul 2015

Version 2.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

-New user interface
-Imperial and metric systems of measurement
-Bugs fixed

2.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Don't waste your time. Can't change the units so inches only

So extremely poor that you can't do a basic setting like choose your units.

While it has a conversion calculator just to tell you inches for millimetres. That is just not the same.

Also as others have said ads are introduced so poorly.

Just a very very poor app.

Oh boy

Riddled with ads (banners and full screen), icons you won't understand, hidden in-app purchases. Fortunately the calculators did work.

I don't mind ads, but this is ridiculous

On launch this app serves up a full screen game ad that you MUST click on in order to get into the app. Naturally, when you click on the ad, the App Store launches you off to buy the thing you didn't want, but were forced to click in order to get into the app in the first place. After the giant ad from which there is no escape, it's a couple of taps to get back into the app.

So. Okay. I finally got into the stair design portion of the app, the reason I downloaded the app in the first place, only to find that the app requires Imperial measurements, with no options for metric. Total waste of time.