Started with their VOLUME app. I was using it often so got pro version. I’m going to keep this app as long as l have the iPhone. I learned Volume as my search keyword. But there’s a link in it that directs to pro in the store. So then you can open “Mila’ s Tools” from there. You can convert anything known in liquid to all other liquid measurements. Most helpful for essential oil recipes, or solutions like homemade peroxide or nasal saline. If recipe calls for 5ml and you have no way to measure ml, Mila’s will show you an Imperial teaspoon is almost exactly the same volume. That is if you can find your teaspoon! Get it bc you won’t regret it. Its a must have app. The only way its better is if ever it has a index card function to scan in/ import frequent recipes in there too to keep!

I encounter a variety of English Standard and Metric bolts and liquid measurements, and temperature settings. Given a tray full of wrenches, it helps to know that 13 mm and 19 mm are close enough to half inch and three quarters of an inch that the slightly larger will do the job. Recipes for volumes come in international measurements. With temperatures, Fahrenheit seems more precise but centigrade is useful for a wider range.if an energy source provides BTU/hour, I can find the KW and HP potential which is useful in sizing and rating power generators. I also appreciate the ability to use fractions within conversions. So, I consider Mila’s Tools essential .

I used Mila’s Tools for a long time and loved it, then it just stopped scrolling. I could enter information, but once I did, it wouldn’t do anything to show the results. I was very disappointed and left comments, uninstalled and reinstalled, changed phones - nothing seemed to help. I’m not sure what all changed, but this updated and expanded version works perfectly and is one of the most useful apps in the world. I use it almost daily, typically converting length between imperial and metric or on volumes; but others also. It is so complete now, I don’t know why you would need anything else.

I am a journeyman elevator constructor. Our company uses the metric system for everything, including speed. The governing authority, in our case it’s the Indiana Department of Homeland Security wants everything in Imperial. I have to make detailed reports for both our company and the state, this app makes it painless. I have used this app for multiple years now and absolutely love it. The mm/s unit that was added on the last revision was at my request. I have all of my homey’s using it now also. Thank you very much Mr. Software Developer guy, as you have made my life easier. Every little bit helps.