PhotoDim - Measure & Report

Draw a dimension on a photo of a slanted wall, and get wallpaper rolls, tile counts and a measurement report with the client's sign-off, all in one go. A job-site notebook for people who measure for interiors, wallpaper, tile, windows, furniture or home repair. No sign-up, no ads, no internet needed; photos stay on this phone. Buy once and you're done. ■ Good to know first · This is not AR or laser measuring. You write tape-measured values on the photo and the app calculates the rest from them. · Values calculated from the photo carry a "≈". Calculations are only right on one surface (a wall, a floor, a door). Anything sticking out of it, like shelf depth or pipes, will be off. · Reference line scale is only right when the same surface was photographed straight on. If shot at an angle, set a "plane" with a rectangle of known size (a door, a tile, a sheet of paper). One plane per photo. · Material quantities are estimates from the areas and lengths you drew and the defaults in Settings (what one roll or tile covers, waste). The defaults are common product sizes and vary by product: edit them to match the packaging, and check before ordering. · It does not do labor or cost estimates, CAD drawings or reminders. ■ Add photos Shoot with the camera or add up to 30 existing photos at once. Give each photo a job site (like "Unit 1502") and a room (living room, kitchen, bathroom). ■ Three ways to enter a dimension · Measured: draw a line and type the value you got with the tape · Reference line scale: measure one spot with the tape and make it the reference line; other lines on the same surface are scaled from it · Plane correction: tap the four corners of a rectangle of known size and enter its real width and height; the app corrects perspective, so dimensions and areas on that surface come out right even in slanted photos. Drag the green handles to fine-tune the corners A magnifier shows under your finger while you drag an endpoint. Units: mm, cm, m, in or ft (US phones start in inches). ■ Areas and materials Tap the outline corners one by one to get the area of wallpaper, tile or flooring. Pick a material for the area (wide or narrow wallpaper, floor tile, wall tile, flooring, paint), and mark windows and doors as "subtract area" so they come off the wall. Attach baseboard or molding to a line to count lengths. Add text notes like "replace outlet" anywhere on the photo. ■ Job site card Tap a #job site to see its photo count, dimension count and total area, and materials such as "1 wallpaper roll · 6 wall tiles · 2 baseboard pieces". Enter unit prices and the material cost total appears too. Address, client and survey date go in the site info. ■ Three documents (PDF) · Measurement report: site and surveyor info, a summary table by room, a client sign-off box, and one page per photo (the photo with its dimensions plus its table). Each value has a "How" column (measured, plane correction, reference line scale), so the reader knows which values were measured and which were calculated · Dimension sheet: just the dimensions, no photos, in a page or two, good for window or furniture suppliers · Material takeoff: net area, waste, needed quantity (rounded up), unit price and amount per material, and where each quantity came from ■ Client sign-off Review the dimensions together on site and let the client sign with a finger. The signature is printed with the date in the "Dimensions confirmed" box of the report. ■ Backup and support Four text sizes. Export photos, dimensions, site info, signatures and material defaults as one file and restore them on a new phone. Questions or bugs: "Contact" in the app. ■ Language, units, permissions Follows your phone's language and region; lengths start in mm (inches in the US). No permissions needed. No ads. No in-app purchases. Buy once and you're done.

· Now available in 8 languages. Units, currency and dates follow your region.