Yes, Ruler 2.0 is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
⚠️ The Ruler 2.0 app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
Ruler 2.0 is free.
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3.91 out of 5
205 ratings in United States
It’s not accurate, by about half of whatever unit of measurement your trying to check. Can’t find anywhere in the settings to adjust for screen size or anything. When I tapped the “support” button here in the App Store, it took me to a shady link: apple security said it was someone imitating a legit website.:. So that should tell you everything.
It used to be accurate on my iPhone 12 Pro Max but the measurements are too small on my iPhone 15 Pro Max.
The settings and features are exactly what I’d want in a ruler app, but on the 15 pro max, it’s showing the screen size as 5.5 by 10.8 inches. Five stars if it’s updated to correctly detect the screen size or just a settings page where you can manually enter what the X and Y maxes should be.
Sad to say the mm readings are off.
This worked fine on my iPhone XR but does not work correctly on my new iPhone SE. the scaling is off. wish it would get a fix because it's the best measure app of this kind.
Worked fine on 12 plus. Miscalibrated on 15. Probably a resolution change that needs to be checked for in software.
It is useless as all the measurements are wrong on an iPhone 15 Pro Max!
The “inches” in this app are WAY too small.
Used to be good. Now using iPhone 14 max and one inch is not even close to one inch. Looks like app was designed for one size of iPhone screen and does not scale for other models.
Not accurate measurement
