1. + Scale is a simple app to compare the size of two or more objects with each other. + Discover the size of interesting theoretical objects.
2. Feel free to send me feedback, feature ideas or interesting object suggestions.
1. Also, maybe give us more than the preset colors? Possible a color wheel, with the ability to input hexagonal codes, or RBG values? Oftentimes I have to use the same color for different objects, especially when I'm trying to input the Pokédex.I always use this app and it is great to use while documenting the diameter of objects.
2. If there's one thing I can think of for future updates, maybe we could import images of the things we wanna compare, like PNGs or something? Instead of using the same old bars and circles all the time? I honestly don't think it'd be that hard to implement, but if I'm wrong, I understand.
3. I thought that was pretty hilarious.. One thing, it'd be pretty cool if we could make rectangles, would make it a bit easier to use the app.I love this app, I used it to compare the sizes of my fictional planets for my worldbuilding project.
4. I use this app all the time to compare the sizes of both real and fictional fandom type things, and have a blast doing it.
5. Thank you creators please add this suggestion that would increase usefulness 10 fold! Adding labels to the objects in the scale would be cool too.This app is very cool.
6. But when it comes to cosmic scales, like galaxies, which are measured in light-years and other metric measurements, I need to use other websites to calculate how many kilometers are in galaxies.
7. A new choice of comparing the sizes from left to right, and right to left would be nice.
8. They claimed they had "a very nice phone" and you responded saying you can see what phone they were using and it wasn't nice at all.
9. With that said I think coloring objects should be a color wheel for more diversity.
10. I just use this to compare things I make and to see if the sizes are reasonable.
11. Doing this would make me not have to search the size of galaxies in km.App was great, did exactly what I needed it to do.