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Fast feet-inch field math with saved calculations and shareable reports.
Construction Measure Calc is a focused field measurement calculator for construction math, layout checks, and quick project notes. Use it when you need practical measurement answers without opening a full contractor estimating suite. Add, subtract, multiply, or divide feet-and-inch measurements, convert between common length units, calculate area and volume, check slope/rise-run, work with fractions, estimate board feet, and run simple area-cost planning calculations. The app is built around the work after the calculation too. Save calculations with a project label, restore recent calculations, delete old entries, and use Android share, email, or print actions to send a formatted report. Built for measurement work: - Feet, inches, fractions, decimal feet, inches-only, meters, and centimeters where supported. - Add, subtract, multiply, or divide field measurements. - Area, volume, linear feet, slope, board-foot, fraction, unit-conversion, and area-cost modes. - Local saved calculations with project labels. - Recent history with restore, delete, and clear-all controls. - User-confirmed share, email, and print actions. - Formatted calculation reports with inputs, result details, assumptions, and disclaimer text. - Works offline with no account, no ads, no cloud sync, no analytics SDK, no billing SDK, and no app INTERNET permission found in MR3 checks. This app is intentionally scoped as a measurement utility. It does not replace a trade-specific material estimator, contractor bid system, code reference, structural design tool, safety checklist, or engineering review. Measurement and cost results are estimates for planning and communication. Verify final site measurements, material requirements, code requirements, and professional requirements before ordering material or committing to work.
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