Snapline: Unit Converter

Snapline converts American recipes, videos and manuals into the units you use, and it is a feet-inch construction calculator that gets fractions exactly right. Each side has its own tabs and its own history, and you can switch any time. METRIC: RECIPES, VIDEOS AND MANUALS Cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, fluid ounces, ounces, pounds, °F, inches, feet, miles, pints, quarts, gallons, mph, square feet and acres, in the units you use. Type fractions the way a recipe writes them, like 1 ½ or ¾. CUPS TO GRAMS, BY INGREDIENT Pick an ingredient and a cup of it comes out in grams, from a published weight chart: flour, sugar, butter, rice, oats, cocoa and more. These weights are marked as approximate, because they depend on how the cup was filled. THE RIGHT CUP, THE RIGHT OVEN Choose the US cup, the metric cup or the UK cup. American recipes mean the US cup, and that is the default. Oven presets for 325, 350, 400 and 450 °F, or 160, 180, 200 and 230 °C. BOTH WAYS On a phone set to the United States, the same side is called Imperial and converts the other way: grams, millilitres and °C into cups, spoons, sticks of butter and °F. You can choose either direction in Settings. BUILD: FEET, INCHES AND FRACTIONS Add 14' 6-3/8" to 9' 11-1/2" and you get 24' 5-7/8", not a decimal rounded back into a fraction. The arithmetic is exact from the first key to the last, so the figure on the screen is the one you cut to. Mix feet and inches with millimetres and metres in one calculation, with fractions from 1/2 down to 1/64, and see any length in every unit at once. BUILT FOR GLOVES Large keys, strong contrast, and a Sunlight mode for a bright day on site. The phone taps back when a key lands, so you know it registered without looking. ESTIMATORS Concrete: slab volume in cubic yards and cubic metres, and how many 60 lb or 80 lb bags, with a waste allowance. Stairs: how many risers, the exact riser height, total run and stringer length, plus marks measured from the bottom of the flight so nothing drifts. Drywall: wall area with the openings taken out, and how many 4x8 and 4x12 sheets it needs. KEEP YOUR WORK Save any calculation or estimate under a name, find it again by searching, and send it back to the calculator. Save a full copy to a file and bring it back on a new phone, or a readable list for a spreadsheet. WORKS WHERE YOU ARE Snapline never connects to the internet. It asks for no permissions at all, which you can check in Android Settings. No account, no sign-in, nothing uploaded. Sharing a recipe to Snapline hands it only the text you chose. SEVEN LANGUAGES English, Español, Français (Canada), Deutsch, Polski, हिन्दी and Filipino, switchable inside the app. NO ADS. NO TRACKING. NO SUBSCRIPTION. The arithmetic is the product, and it is never going behind a paywall. A wrong measurement because someone did not pay would be the worst possible version of this app. Every single conversion is free as well. SNAPLINE PRO One payment, not a subscription, and it covers both sides. On Metric, paste a recipe, share it to Snapline, or select its text in another app and pick Snapline, and every amount in it is converted at once, with the original kept beside each one. It also works out bread written in baker's percentages, in grams for the batch size you choose, and starter feeds such as 1:1:1 or 1:5:5. On Build, job folders keep each site's work together, priced PDF quotes go to the client, four more estimators cover rafters, rebar, paint and tile, and a cut list turns the pieces you need and the lengths you can buy into a cutting plan, with the saw allowed for. Without Pro, a pasted recipe still shows every amount it found, and tapping any one converts it free. The calculator, the concrete, stairs and drywall estimators, saving your work and backing it up stay free.