QuantifyCam

Welcome to QuantifyCam – the ideal tool for photo and video analysis in science education, academic studies, and for demanding hobbyists!

Our app, developed exclusively for iPad, allows you to measure distances, angles, and areas directly within your images with millimeter precision. But that’s not all: dynamic experiments can also be easily analyzed using basic video analysis tools. Gone are the days of inaccurate rulers or stopwatches – with your iPad’s large display, you can analyze measurements in detail and with exceptional accuracy.

Who is this app for? This app is specifically designed for teachers and students who want to work in STEM subjects (such as biology, physics, chemistry, or geography) in a practical, visual, and modern way. Thanks to the intuitive touch interface of the iPad, even complex measurement tasks can be completed within seconds.

Key features at a glance: • Measure lengths and distances in photos: Draw measurement lines directly on images to determine distances or the exact size of objects. • Measure angles: Determine inclinations, crystal structures, or geometric shapes in photos with just a few taps. • Area calculation: Mark closed regions in your images to automatically calculate their surface area. • Basic video analysis: Import videos of your experiments! Track objects directly in motion, set timers, and measure time precisely frame by frame. • Calibration using reference objects: Define a known reference object (e.g., a ruler) in your image or video, and the app automatically scales all measurements into real units such as centimeters, meters, or millimeters. • Easy media import: Open photos and videos from your library, Files app, via AirDrop, or capture them directly using the iPad camera. • Zoom & pan functionality: Use pinch-to-zoom to get close to fine details and place measurement points with maximum precision.

Your digital assistant in science education: How large is that leaf from biology class? What is the angle of inclination in a physics experiment – and how long does the object take to reach the bottom? Let your students photograph real objects or record experiments and analyze them independently on the iPad. The visual feedback enhances experimental learning and makes abstract quantities tangible.

Bring your digital measurement lab directly to your iPad and make your science lessons even more interactive!