ארגז כליםToolbox

Toolbox puts eight physical tools on your phone, big and clear, on one home screen. No ads, no account, and every tool works without internet.

• Level: a surface mode with a round bubble and an upright mode with a vial, showing degrees and slope in percent. Calibrate to zero on a flat surface, and hold a value to read it later. Stand the phone on its side and the reading turns with it.
• Ruler: centimetres down one side and inches down the other. Phones don't reliably report their screen size, so you calibrate once with a bank card or anything of known width, and no numbers appear until you do. Drag the marker, and continue from it to measure things longer than the screen.
• Protractor: two arms on the screen, or tilt the phone against an edge or a slope. Set zero on one surface and measure the angle to a second.
• Sound meter: an approximate dB reading with minimum, average and maximum. The microphone runs only while the tool is open and the app is visible, and sound is never recorded, stored or sent.
• Compass: a direction in degrees with tilt compensation, on phones with a magnetometer. It shows magnetic north, with a calibration hint and a warning about magnetic interference.
• Flashlight: one big tap, plus a screen light for phones with no flash.
• Stopwatch with laps, which keeps counting if you close the app.
• A big tally counter.

Phone missing a sensor? The tool says so clearly and shows no wrong numbers.

Important: every reading is approximate and shouldn't be used where accuracy or safety matters. Phone microphones aren't calibrated, and the sound meter can't assess hearing risk. The compass isn't for navigation.

Hebrew and English, dark mode, optional haptics.