Measure Height

Name: Measure Height
Rating: 2.015625 (767 reviews)
Author: Deskis OÜ

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This app was removed from Google Play Store on 2025-01-21

Overview

Removed

Downloads

435,538

Data as of 2025-01-21

Rating:

2.02

(767)

Version:

1.4

Last updated: 2014-05-10

Features & Capabilities

"Measure Height" is an Android app designed for measuring the height of trees using the device's accelerometer and trigonometric calculations. Users can choose to enter the known distance to the tree or let the app measure it for more accurate results. The app features an assisting crosshair on the screen to help users target the base and tip of the tree for precise measurements. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, researchers, and anyone interested in forestry or nature exploration.

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Version:

1.4 Last updated: 2014-05-10

Creation date:

2012-07-11

Email:

de*****@deskis.ee

Website:

http://www.deskis.ee

Privacy policy:

http://www.deskis.ee/en/privacy_mobile.html

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Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2025-01-21

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Developed by:: Deskis OÜ
Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ee.deskis.android.height
Email:: de*****@deskis.ee
Website:: http://www.deskis.ee

User Reviews

Pros

Useful for specific applications like forestry measurement
Can perform basic trigonometric calculations for height
Easy to use for simple math and measurements

Cons

Inaccurate for human height measurements
Many users struggled to get it to work or lacked clear instructions
Requires prior knowledge of distance and height for accurate use

Recent reviews

Have been using this as a forest measurement tool for over five years. I always measure trees from between 10-20m away, which is measured with an actual measuring tape first. Accounting for dbh which is taken at 1.3m from ground, and measuring timber height or tree height, this gives an accurate trigonometric measurement of the height required via the camera screen as viewfinder. However, you have to have some common sense to use it, which many reviewers here seen to lack.