Ad-Free Unit Converter 4+

Name: Ad-Free Unit Converter
Rating: 3.8 (52 reviews)
Author: William Jockusch

William Jockusch

Designed for iPad

- 3.8 • 52 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

That's right -- this is a free app, with no ads! Saves you bandwidth, battery life, and annoyance. This is possible because the app is supported by its passive app store links, tastefully hidden behind a key on the keyboard.

This is a simple and intuitive unit converter.

It is easy to use. Gets you the information you need with a minimum of fuss.

Units currently included are acceleration, angle, area, density, distance, energy, force (or weight), mass, power, pressure, speed, temperature, time, and volume.

All the conversion is done on a single screen . . . who needs more?

Any comments or suggestions, feel free to write me at jockuxyzsch@gmail.com, but without the xyz!

May 5, 2017

Version 7.1

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

Fix bug where currencies do not appear if you make the purchase

3.8 out of 5

52 Ratings

Works great, no annoying ads! Thanks

I’ve had this on my iPhone for a few years. It’s a great tool. My only complaint would be a couple times I’ve found I wanted a certain unit of measurement that isn’t on the app. One example is “Minutes per Mile”. Runners use it rather than mph. Otherwise it has worked flawlessly. Thanks

Just what I needed

So far I’ve only used this app on my iPad Pro and think it’s great. At first I thought it was going to be a dud because I couldn’t find “length” as a choice but then I realized the developer used “distance” instead. Not the terminology I was expecting but that’s really a nit. I see another reviewer asked for a “six plus” screen so apparently there’s some issue with the way this displays on the iPhone 6+. Since that’s what I have I hope I don’t have to come back & lower my rating once I use the app there. Until then, I highly recommend this app.

Worked fine at first...

Now many times when I put in a number, the converted unit doesn’t make sense. For example: under Mass or Force/Weight I enter 95 kilograms. The resulting conversion to pounds is 2.09E+02.
Smaller numbers convert just fine (up to 45 kg in this instance). This doesn’t happen when converting pounds to kg.