Tilt Gauge
An inclinometer for your 4x4, on your phone. It shows how far the truck is pitching and rolling, and warns you at the limits you set, on a screen you can read at a glance from the driver's seat.
What it does
Built for the dash, not the desk
Your limits, your warnings
Set a pitch limit and a roll limit. The gauge turns amber within 5° of each and red when you reach it.
Pages you arrange
28 gauges to choose from: pitch, roll, speed, heading, altitude, trip and more. Drag them where you want, in portrait or landscape.
Day, dusk and night
A bright look for direct sun, a dark one for dusk, and a dim red one that keeps your night vision.
Works with no signal
Speed, heading and altitude come from GPS. Nothing needs a data connection, so it works where the track does.
Private by design
No account, no ads, no tracking. The app has no internet access, so your location can't leave your phone.
Level it once
Park on flat ground, tap Set level, and the gauge reads true however the phone sits in its mount.
What's an inclinometer?
An inclinometer, also called a clinometer or tilt meter, measures how far something leans from level. In a 4x4 it reads two angles: pitch, the nose pointing up or down, and roll, the truck leaning to one side. Older 4x4s had one as a pair of dials on the dash. Tilt Gauge does the same job with your phone's motion sensors, then adds the part the dials never had: warnings at limits you choose.
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