About Land Measure
Land Measure is a field measuring app for people who need to know how big a piece of land is — farmers planning a season, buyers checking a listing, landscapers quoting a job, crews planning a fence.
It’s made by NextOne Labs LLC, a small independent studio that builds focused, offline-friendly tools such as compass and pedometer apps. Land Measure shares their design: warm paper and charcoal surfaces, clear type, and controls big enough to use outdoors.
What we care about
- Correct numbers. Area and distance are calculated on a spherical Earth with published formulas, and tested against reference cases. This website’s free tools use the same formulas, ported line for line, so they give the same results as the app.
- Honest limits. Phone GPS and map imagery are good, not perfect. We show GPS accuracy, explain what it means, and say plainly when you need a licensed surveyor.
- Your data stays yours. No account, no cloud copy of your measurements. Everything is stored on your device, and you can back it up or export it in open formats whenever you like.
- Works in the field. GPS recording, coordinate entry and saved measurements work without a signal, and recording keeps going with the screen off.
This website
Besides introducing the app, landmeasure.app hosts free calculators, a reference of traditional land units with their regional values, and guides on measuring land. The site uses no cookies, no trackers and no third-party fonts; maps on the map calculator come from OpenFreeMap with OpenStreetMap data.
Contact
Questions, ideas or corrections — including a regional unit value we should add or fix — are welcome at support@landmeasure.app.